(ancient Greece) a hymn of praise (especially one sung in ancient Greece to invoke or thank a deity) krzyżówka

Jules Emile, XIX- wieczny chirurg Uroczysta pieśń pochwalna Utwór pochwalny, uroczysty Ku czci Apollina Pieśń pochwalna Uroczysta pieśń pochwalna lub dziękczynna Utwór uroczysty pochwalny Wiersz pochwalny Pieśń zwycięska Jules Emile, XIX- wieczny chirurg (również hymn pochwalny) Hymn pochwalny na czyjąś cześć Pieśń na czyjąś cześć Rodzaj pieśni apolliński hymn Słowa pochwały, uwielbienia, w przenośni Hymn pochwalny Hymn ku czci Apollina

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