The term "Areopagus" refers to a specific poetic form that is characterized by its unique structure and style. It originates from the Areopagus, a prominent rock outcropping in Athens that served as a meeting place for a council and was historically associated with philosophical discourse, particularly in ancient Greece. In poetry, the Areopagus typically involves a blend of serious themes, elevated language, and often philosophical reflections.
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