Alcaeus

"3D printing will definitely play a big part in the growth of the plastics industry in 2019," says Alkaios Bournias-Varotsis, Ph.D., technical marketing engineer for 3D Hubs in Amsterdam.

Thus, for the author to have compared these formal, austere, and deeply religious odes (with a courtly bias) to "Attic drinking songs, from Alkaios to Pindar, and from the Theognidea to the philosophical-convivial dialogues of Plato and Xenophon" (p.

The Greek entry, by Giorgos Alkaios & Friends, is a traditional folk song, filled with passion and patriotism.

Acts to watch out for include George Alkaios, who'll try to kick Greece's financial meltdown off the front pages with his energetic leathertrousered dancers, and Belarus's 3+2 who have trick costumes up their sleeves.

Not wanting Erica to fall into that trap, I suggested that she consistently use the Latinized spellings wherever possible (e.g., Alcaeus not Alkaios, Croesus not Kroisos, and Pittacus not Pittakos).

(52) [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII.] is a more general term for a case; among the Delian examples is one of triangular shape containing the books of the poet Alkaios. (53)

The Homeric and Mycenaean records show an acknowledgement of an unfree condition, douleia, doulosyne, but it was not until the archaic period that the values of its contrary began to be glimpsed, and then only partially, circa 600 BCE, in Solon's poems and in some partisan statements by Alkaios of Lesbos.