Definition
Relating to or characteristic of Chorizontes, ancient Greek scholars who believed Homer's epics were written by multiple authors rather than one person.
Etymology
From Greek 'chorizontes' (those who separate or divide), from 'chorizein' meaning 'to separate.' The term emerged in ancient scholarship debates about authorship and has been applied to similar divisive textual analysis since.
Kelly Says
The Chorizontes were basically the original academic skeptics of authorship—imagine ancient scholars using literary analysis to argue that the Iliad and Odyssey couldn't possibly be by one author, centuries before computers and plagiarism detection software!
Translations
BNবাংলা
ক্ষেত্র
khe-t-tra
CACatalà
horitzontal
ho-ri-zon-tal
CSČeština
horizontální
ho-ri-zon-tal-ni
DADansk
horisontal
ho-ri-zon-tal
DEDeutsch
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
ELΕλληνικά
οριζόντια
o-ri-zon-tia
ESEspañol
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
FRFrançais
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
HAHA
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
HIहिन्दी
क्षैतिज
kshe-ti-j
HUMagyar
horizontális
ho-ri-zon-ta-lis
IDBahasa Indonesia
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
IGIG
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
ITItaliano
orizzontale
ori-zon-ta-le
KKKK
горизонтал
go-ri-zon-tal
MSBahasa Melayu
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
NLNederlands
horizontaal
ho-ri-zon-taal
NONorsk
horisontal
ho-ri-zon-tal
PLPolski
poziomy
po-zio-my
PTPortuguês
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
RORomână
orizontal
o-ri-zon-tal
RUРусский
горизонтальный
gor-i-zon-tal-nyy
SVSvenska
horisontell
ho-ri-zon-tell
SWKiswahili
mlingoni
m-lin-go-ni
TLTL
pangkalahatang
pan-ka-la-ha-tang
UKУкраїнська
горизонтальний
go-ri-zon-tal-nyy
YOYO
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal
ZUZU
horizontal
hor-i-zon-tal