Thespis (redirected from Thespus)

Thes·pis  (thsps) Sixth century b.c.

Greek poet who reputedly originated Greek tragedy.

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Thespis [ˈθɛspɪs]

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(Biographies / Thespis (6th century bc-6th century bc) M, Greek, WRITING: poet) 6th century bc, Greek poet, regarded as the founder of tragic drama

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Thespis - Greek poet who is said to have originated Greek tragedy (sixth century BC)

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Thespis [ˈθespɪs] N → Tespis