Muse: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 05:48, 15 January 2012

Redirect to:

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-A '''muse''' is seen as a source of inspiration in a particular field of expertise, most notably the arts. They are often viewed as the epitome of their fields.
+#redirect [[:Category:Muses]]
-Both the '''Garden of the Arts''' in [[Cyrene]] and the [[Temple of Scarlatti]] in [[Caer Witrin]] host statues in tribute to each of the traditional muses, after which nine of the [[forest spirit|forest spirits]] are named:
-* [[Polyhymnia]], She of Many Hymns - the Muse of Music.
-* [[Clio]], the Proclaimer - the Muse of History.
-* [[Urania]], the Heavenly - the Muse of Astronomy.
-* [[Euterpe]], the Giver of Pleasure - the Muse of Pleasure and Song.
-* [[Erato]], the Lovely - the Muse of Poetry.
-* [[Calliope]], the Fair Voiced - the Muse of Epic Poetry.
-* [[Thalia]], the Flourishing - the Muse of Comedy.
-* [[Terpsichore]], the Whirler - the Muse of Dance.
-* [[Melpomene]], the Spirit of Tragedy - the Muse of Tragedy.
-[[Category:Terms]]