Classical dressage features a variety of movements, each with its own name. Key movements include the "piaffe," where the horse performs a controlled trot in place; the "passage," characterized by a slow, elevated trot; the "levade," where the horse rises on its hind legs; and the "flying change," where the horse changes its leading leg in canter. Other notable movements include the "shoulder-in," "half-pass," and "traver."
Male Alexander, Hector, Philip, Female Alexandra, Helen, Persephone, These names are from Classical Greece, and are hardly used. There are many more names from Classical Greece.
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Cicada Classical Greek , it was called a Greek tzitzikas both names being the cicada killer wasp and praying mantis.
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Because the Classical Greeks named the objects that they saw in the sky. The names have remained throughout history.
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There are nine Muses in classical mythology. Click on the link below to see their names and their domain.
Polyhedra are named by the number of faces they contain. The names are based on Classical Greek. Over time, some polyhedra have become known by common, non-Greek names, i.e. a regular hexahedron is commonly called a cube.
1984 Olympic Individual Dressage: Gold: Reiner Klimke/Ahlerich - West Germany Silver: Anne Jensen-Tornblad/Marzog - Canada Bronze: Otto Hofer/Limandus - Switzerland 1984 Olympic Team Dressage: Gold: West Germany Silver: Switzerland Bronze: Sweden
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Binomial nomenclature (scientific names) include a genus name followed by a species name. These names are generally Classical (Latin or Ancient Greek) terms.