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CHORAGUS (the
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Lat.
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form of Gr. xopaybs or xop1176s,
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leader of the
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chorus)  , the
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citizen chosen to undertake the expense of furnishing and instructing the
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chorus at the Dionysiac festivals at
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Athens (see
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LITURGY and
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FINANCE) . The name is given to an assistant to the
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professor of
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music at the university of
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Oxford, whose
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office was founded, with that of the professor, in 1626 by Dr
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William Heather .

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