"odée" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Le plus ſuperbe odée de l’antiquité étoit celui d’Athènes, où tant de grands muſiciens diſputerent le prix que la république décernoit aux plus habiles.",
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          "text": "Peu d’années après que Pausanias eut visité Athènes, cette ville fut ornée d’un autre odée, le théâtre d’Herodes Atticus ; celui dont il parle ici est sans doute le théâtre construit par Agrippa, l’Agrippéon, comme l’appelle Philostrate; car nous savons par cet auteur que l’Agrippéon était dans le Céramique, et que souvent les sophistes y tenaient leurs discours, ce qu’ils ne faisaient guère dans des théâtres couverts ou des Odées.",
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