- mythography
- noun Etymology: Greek mythographia, from mythos + -graphia -graphy Date: 1851 1. the representation of mythical subjects in art 2. a critical compilation of myths • mythographer noun
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mythography — [mi thäg′rəfē] n. 1. a collection of myths 2. the collecting of myths: See MYTH1 (senses 1 & 3) … English World dictionary
Mythography — L Apothéose d Homère from Dominique Ingres, 1827 A mythographer, or a mythologist is a compiler of myths. The word derives from the Greek μυθογραφία (mythografia), writing of fables ,[1] from μῦ … Wikipedia
mythography — /mi thog reuh fee/, n., pl. mythographies. 1. a written collection of myths. 2. expression of myths in artistic, esp. plastic, form. 3. description of myths. [1850 55; < Gk mythographía. See MYTHO , GRAPHY] * * * … Universalium
mythography — noun A depiction of a myth in literature or the arts. See Also: mythographer, mythographic … Wiktionary
mythography — mɪ θɑgrÉ™fɪ / θɒg n. description of myths; collection of myths; expression of myths (dramatic, artistic, plastic etc.) … English contemporary dictionary
mythography — noun 1》 the representation of myths, especially in the plastic arts. 2》 the creation or collection of myths. Derivatives mythographer noun … English new terms dictionary
mythography — my·thog·ra·phy … English syllables
mythography — my•thog•ra•phy [[t]mɪˈθɒg rə fi[/t]] n. pl. phies 1) myt a written collection of myths 2) myt expression of myths in artistic, esp. plastic, form • Etymology: 1850–55; < Gk mȳthographía my•thog′ra•pher, n … From formal English to slang
mythography — n. the representation of myths in plastic art … Useful english dictionary
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