👉 An antheny is a type of language used in ancient Greek and Roman literature. It was a way to express ideas, thoughts, and feelings through words that were not traditionally considered part of the language or written. The most common form of antheny was a canto, which consisted of six lines each with five syllables. These lines would be sung as a piece of music, often accompanied by musical accompaniment. In ancient Greek literature, antheny served as a literary device to connect ideas
