μονῳδ-ία · monōid-ia — LSJ
monody, solo
monody, solo, opp. the song of the chorus, Ar. Ra. 849 (pl.), al., Philostr. VA 4.21; opp. χορῳδία, Pl. Lg. 764d.
II monody, lament
monody, lament, Him. Or. 23.1: pl., ib. 8.
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μονῳδ-ία
monodia · ἡ
monody, solo
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- μονῳδιῶν · monōidiōn Aristophanes, Frogs 1329–1330
- μονῳδίας · monōidias Aristophanes, Frogs 849–850
- μονῳδίαις · monōidiais Aristophanes, Frogs 944
- μονῳδίαν · monōidian Plato, Laws 764
- μονῳδιῶν · monōidiōn Plato, Laws 765
- μονῳδίαν · monōidian Plato, Laws 765
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