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• 80 Verse form

• A lyric poem

• Aftersong

• Archilochus work

• Certain lyric poem

• Classic lyric poem

• Classic poem

• Classical poetic form

• Creation of Archilochus

• End of a Pindar poem

• Form of lyric poem

• Greek lyric poem

• Greek stanza

• Horace creation

• Horace offering

• Horace poem

• Horace verse form

• Horace's poetry

• Horatian creation

• Horatian lyric

• Horatian poem

• Horatian poetry form

• Horatian product

• Horatian verse form

• Horatian verse form rooted in Greek choral poetry

• Horatian work

• It has long and short verses

• Kind of lyric poem

• Last part of a Greek lyric poem

• Literary invention of Archilochus

• Literary work

• Literature

• Long verse followed by a short one

• Lyric form

• Lyric poem part

• Lyric verse

• Lyrical composition

• Lyrical poem

• Lyrical poetic form

• Lyrical product

• Lyrical work

• Ode part

• Old-style poetry

• Olden poetry

• Part of a lyric poem

• Pindar's last stanza, e.g.

• Pindaric verse

• Poem of uneven couplets

• Poetic form

• Poetic form invented by Archilochus

• Two-line verse

• Verse form

• Verse form invented by Archilochus

• Work of Horace