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kra·ter or cra·ter (kr  t r)n. A wide, two-handled bowl used in ancient Greece and Rome for mixing wine and water.
[Greek krt r; see ker- in Indo-European roots.] |
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| 5 stone bronze vessel, the Vix Krater, found in the grave of a Celtic princess in northern Burgundy, France, adds weight to Prof Cartledge's findings. Kramer Publisher Grain's Detroit Business Steven Kurmas President & COO Detroit Edison Gordon Krater Managing Partner Plante & Moran, PLLC Terrenee B, Larkin Sr. It revolves around his need for writing and holding onto what has now become his life; it points toward the ways in which he still can record his experience: "no gravemound will mark the place of our dust, no / arched and beautiful Attic krater shall keep it, but perhaps / one or two poems shall remain" ("nem jelzi halom porainkat, / sem nemesivo szep gorog urna nem orzi, de egy-ket / versunk hogyha marad"). |
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