Choragus

"Choragus" you are indeed to soldiers myriads more in number than the individuals to whom

NPNF2-08. Basil: Letters and Select Works 1895

The Choragus, of course, dressed his actors _for their parts; _ not according to their fancies or his own.

Ethics 384 BC-322 BC Aristotle

Choragus, in the style of the παράβασις of the Old Comedy.

The Student's Companion to Latin Authors Thomas Ross Mills

They move one to another in delicate responsive measures, now violent, now gentle, now in conflict, now in peace; yet ever weaving the pattern of a ritual dance, and obedient to the music of that invisible Choragus whom Boehme and

Practical Mysticism 1875-1941 1915

They move one to another in delicate responsive measures, now violent, now gentle, now in conflict, now in peace; yet ever weaving the pattern of a ritual dance, and obedient to the music of that invisible Choragus whom Boehme and Plotinus knew.

Practical Mysticism A Little Book for Normal People Evelyn Underhill 1908

The last six lines of it, to be spoken by the Choragus, were croaked by Il

The Fool Errant Maurice Hewlett 1892

There is a sense in which I may, without presumption, adopt the name of Choragus, or leader of the chorus, in relation to these singers: I must take upon me to order who shall sing, when he shall sing, and which of his songs he shall sing.

England's Antiphon MacDonald, George, 1824-1905 1868

Then he puts one Choragus -- or leader of chorus, supporting the main action -- on each side.

Mornings in Florence John Ruskin 1859

Choragus on the left, who sees that his impetuous friend is going to get the worst of it, is pulling him back, and trying to keep him quiet.

Mornings in Florence John Ruskin 1859

Choragus on the right, who sees that the bishop is going to have the best of it, backs him serenely.

Mornings in Florence John Ruskin 1859