Who builds the walls of thebes with song?
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Amphion
Amphion and Zethus
builds the walls of thebes with song
Amphion and Zethus Mississippi State Penitentiary One Piece at a Time Karnak Long Walls Iliad Walls of Constantinople Orpheus Apollo Music of ancient Greece
They <b>built the walls</b> around the Cadmea, the citadel of <b>Thebes</b>. While Zethus 
struggled to carry his stones, Amphion played his lyre and his stones followed 
after&nbsp;... Mississippi State Penitentiary (MSP), also known as Parchman Farm, is a 
maximum-security ... The State of Mississippi began to acquire property to <b>build</b> 
its first correctional facilities. But ... The prisoners sang these <b>songs</b> almost non-
stop. ... Throughout MSP&#39;s history, it was referred to as &quot;the prison without <b>walls</b>&quot; 
due to the&nbsp;... &quot;One Piece at a Time&quot; is a country novelty <b>song</b> written by Wayne Kemp and 
recorded by ... in Nashville, Tennessee, was asked by the promoters of the <b>song</b> 
to <b>build</b> the vehicle for international promotion. ... Strawberry Cake &middot; Koncert v 
Praze (In Prague–Live) &middot; At Madison Square Garden &middot; A Concert Behind Prison 
<b>Walls</b>. The Karnak Temple Complex, commonly known as Karnak comprises a vast mix 
of decayed ... Although destroyed, it also contained an early temple <b>built</b> by 
Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten), the pharaoh who later would ... The history of the 
Karnak complex is largely the history of <b>Thebes</b> and its changing role in the 
culture. Although long <b>walls</b> were <b>built</b> at several locations in ancient Greece, notably 
Corinth and ... Xenophon tells us that the long <b>walls</b> were torn down with much 
jubilation and to the <b>song</b> of flute girls. ... were strong enough to enter into the 
Corinthian War as co-belligerents with Argos, Corinth, and <b>Thebes</b> against 
Sparta. For the&nbsp;... The Iliad is an ancient Greek epic poem in dactylic hexameter, traditionally 
attributed to Homer. ... The Greeks agree to burn their dead, and <b>build</b> a <b>wall</b> to 
protect their ships and camp, while the ... and disseminated them, via <b>song</b> and 
chant, in his travels and at the Panathenaic Festival of athletics, music, ... Kings of 
<b>Thebes</b>. The <b>Walls</b> of Constantinople are a series of defensive stone <b>walls</b> that have 
surrounded and ... As the city grew, the famous double line of the Theodosian 
<b>Walls</b> was <b>built</b> in the 5th century. Although the other ... Literature &middot; Novel &middot; Acritic 
<b>songs</b>. Orpheus is a legendary musician, poet, and prophet in ancient Greek religion. 
Some ancient ... Orpheus had a brother named Linus, who went to <b>Thebes</b> and 
became a ... His head and lyre, still singing mournful <b>songs</b>, floated down the 
River ... inhabitants buried his head and a shrine was <b>built</b> in his honour near 
Antissa;&nbsp;... Apollo is one of the most important and complex of the Olympian deities in 
classical Greek and ... As the god of Mousike (art of Muses), Apollo presides over 
all music, <b>songs</b>, dance ... &quot;<b>wall</b>,&quot; &quot;fence for animals&quot; and later &quot;assembly within 
the limits of the square. ... At Khyrse, in Troad, the temple was <b>built</b> for Apollo 
Smintheus. The music of ancient Greece was almost universally present in ancient Greek 
society, from ... The leaders of dithyrambs were the ones who led the <b>song</b> and 
dance moves, ... a golden lyre <b>built Thebes</b> by moving the stones into place with 
the sound of his ... Athenian Treasury &middot; Lion Gate &middot; Long <b>Walls</b> &middot; Philippeion &middot; 
Theatre of&nbsp;...
Amphion
Amphion and Zethus