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Meanings of rhyton in English
Usage of rhyton in English
1
Above the western entrance one see the old Greek drinking horn, the rhyton, suggestive of festivity.
2
You held your golden rhyton at arm's length, peering into redness as dark as my condemned blood.
3
On the cornice above the main entrance is the rhyton, the ancient Greek drinking horn, symbol of festivity.
4
Greek drinking horns, rhytons, repeated around entrance, on cornice, suggest festivity.
5
Beside the cart lay exquisitely shaped rhytons, amphorae, and phials, each gilded and embossed with more mythological scenes.
6
"Now let us pour libations before beginning the contest." He gestured to a servant, who gave him a rhyton of unmixed wine.