Calliope

Greek myth the Muse of epic poetry

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Calliope

chief muse of poetic inspiration and oratory. [Gk. Myth.: Brewer Dictionary, 177]

See: Eloquence

Calliope

Muse of heroic poetry. [Gk. Myth.: Zimmerman, 47]

See: Inspiration

The following article is from The Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1979). It might be outdated or ideologically biased.

Calliope

in Greek mythology, one of the nine Muses, the patroness of epic poetry. She was the daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne. According to several ancient Greek legends, she was the mother of the mythological poet and singer Orpheus. Calliope is usually portrayed holding waxed tablets and a style (small stick for writing).

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"We'd like to be able to show the families the photographs and invite them to take part in HMS Calliope's remembrance events for the Battle of Jutland and wider maritime campaign next year."

Let's rediscover our heroes; HMS Calliope, the Royal Naval Reserve unit on the banks of the Tyne, is preparing to mark the centenary of the Battle of Jutland next year. But they need the public's help to trace relatives of the men killed in action. SONIA SHARMA reports

The availability of these powerful, yet low-cost/low- power, Calliope solutions, certified for use on the world's leading LTE network, will spur development of numerous types of new devices that can operate for extended periods on batteries, added Karam.

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chromosomally male, but with genitalia so ambiguous that at birth Calliope was assumed to be a girl.

On being a woman

represented Calliope.com LLC, and Riss Design, LLC, while all other tenants represented themselves in their respective deals.

Two Trees building a new community of creative business types in DUMBO

During the course of her investigations Curtis unearthed Calliope, a two-volume collection of songs popular in London one third into the 18th century, all English-language settings if not all of them by native English composers.

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Dave, from Barry, who works at JPM, on Hadfield Road, still has many of his great-grandfather's papers from his time on HMS Calliope, including official documents and diary entries.

DAVE'S BOAT HAS COME IN; AT the close of the Echo's week-long series on HM Bark Endeavour, Echo reporter Louise Day meets the winner of our Life on the Ocean Waves competition

CREDO owns the exclusive right to a patented technology known as the Calliope Gas Recovery System.

Nine wells acquired for new Calliope installations

Science was thrilled; as Cal (nee Calliope) Stephanides, the narrator of Jeffrey Eugenides' Middlesex, explains of an analogous situation in his own story: "I've got a male brain.

Sense and Sexibility

Her mother, Calliope Charisse, a friend of Isadora Duncan, insisted that the entire family dance as a diversion from World War I.

Nenette Charisse

The moving railroad cars and galloping locomotive make a calliope of sounds.

Fort Campbell transporters meet multiple deployment challenges: all of Mike Bowers' employees are on the traveling squad

They are the black-chinned (Archilochus alexandri), broad- tailed (Selasphorus platycercus), calliope (Stellula calliope), and rufous (Selasphorus rufus).

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