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-700–-600 · kitharode in ancient Greece, a Dionysiac poet

Also known as: Arion von Lesbos, Arion Methymnaeus, Arion von Methymna, Арион, أريون, アリオン

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Archaic choral lyric that retells myth in extended narrative song, a close cousin to early dithyramb. (AI reason)
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Bacchylides-515–-450
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Masterful choral lyric including dithyrambic fragments, rich in myth and elevated musical diction. (AI reason)
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