Timotheus
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Timotheus (tĭmō'thēəs), c.450-c.357 B.C., Greek poet and musician of Miletus. An innovator in music, he added a string to the kithara. Fragments of his dithyrambs and nomes remain. Euripides wrote the prologue for his Persae, a lyric nome.
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- Persae
- Timotheus (Greek sculptor)
- Saint Timothy (Christian personage in the New Testament)
- Bryaxis (Ancient Greek sculptor)
- Cephisodotus (Ancient Greek sculptor)
- dithyramb (music, ancient Greece)
- Thiemann (family name)
- nome
- Johann Timotheus Hermes (person)
- Philopoemen
- literary patronage
- Sāmos
- Tīmotheus
- Alexander's Feast, ode for St. Cecilia's Day, HWV 75 (Classical Work)
