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Aoidos

The Greek word aoidos (ἀοιδός; plural: aoidoi, ἀοιδοί) referred to a classical Greek singer. In modern Homeric scholarship, it is used by some as the technical term for a skilled oral epic poet in the tradition to which the Iliad and Odyssey are believed to belong (compare rhapsode).

Song and poetry in the Iliad and Odyssey, The profession of singer & Aoidoi and the creation of the Iliad and Odyssey

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Song and poetry in the Iliad and Odyssey

Classical GreekShield of AchillesPhemiusLinosDemodocus
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The profession of singer

BellerophontesWalter BurkertEumaeusHesiodWorks and Days
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Aoidoi and the creation of the Iliad and Odyssey

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GreekClassical GreekHomeric scholarshipIliadOdyssey
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Song and poetry in the Iliad and Odyssey

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Aoidos

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples43
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
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Aoidos

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related to Song and poetry in the Iliad and Odyssey · 30
Aoidos → Achilles, Achilles's, AchillesOdyssey, Agamemnon's, Alcinous, Andromache, AphroditeIliad, Ares, Briseis, Demodocus, Greek, GreeksIliad, Hector's, Hecuba, HelenIliad, Iliad, In, It, Muses, Odysseus
related to The profession of singer · 13
Aoidos → Bellerophontes, Demodocus, Eumaeus, Hesiod, Homer, Iliad, In, It, Later, Odyssey, Phemius, There, Walter Burkert

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odyssey iliad greek oral epic poetry singer hesiod aoidoi muses singers homer classical song women audience poets early word poet

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Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyIn0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyGreek0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyIt0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyIliad0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyOdyssey0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyShield0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyAchilles0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyPhemius0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyOdysseus0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyThe0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyDemodocus0.60section
Aoidosrelated to Song and poetry in the Iliad and OdysseyAres0.60section

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