Aeolic

the greek dialect of ancient aeolis and thessaly; .
architecture. noting or pertaining to a capital used in the greek territories of the eastern aegean in the 7th and 6th centuries b.c., having two volutes rising from a shaft in opposite directions, and often having below them two convex rings of leaf ornament in the form of water-lily buds.
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historical examples

it must be clearly understood that i am using the term ‘aeolic’ in the modern (linguistic) sense.
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and what need is there for supposing that an aeolic poem must contain any aeolic characters at all?
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ibycus of rhegium (c. 540) wrote choral lyrics after stesichorus and glowing love-songs in the aeolic style.
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in the iliad, as we have it, only a small proportion of the characters at most can be regarded as aeolic.
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so too the digamma is called “aeolic” by grammarians, and is found on aeolic and doric inscriptions.
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this is the presence of an aeolic or semi-aeolic form of language in boeotia.
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this poem, like the preceding one, is written in the aeolic dialect.
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the other aeolic and ionic leaders are distinctly less prominent.
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they are sufficiently accounted for by the fact that the poems are of aeolic origin.
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it is to be remembered that as a patronymic τελαμώνιος is an aeolic formation.
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adjective
of or relating to the aeolians or their dialect
noun
one of four chief dialects of ancient greek, spoken chiefly in thessaly, boeotia, and aeolis
adjective, noun
a variant spelling of aeolic