Stasimon

1. Stasimon
   stăs"ĭ*mŏn In the Greek tragedy, a song of the chorus, continued without the interruption of dialogue or anapæstics.

1. (n) stasimon
   In anc. Gr. lit., any song of the chorus in a drama after the parodos. The parabasis of a comedy is not, however, called a stasimon. Some authorities limit the use of the term to tragedy. The name is derived not, as stated by scholiasts, from the chorus's standing still during a stasimon (which cannot have been the case), but from the fact that it was sung after they had taken their station in the orchestra.

1. (n) Stasimon
   stas′i-mon an ode sung by the whole chorus, after the parode

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