👉 Pronas (Greek: Πρώνας, "pronas") in Greek literature refers to a type of verse poem that is often found in the works of Homer and other ancient Greek poets. These poems are characterized by their rhythmic structure, which is typically six lines long with a meter of 12/8 (16). The term "pronas" comes from the Greek words "prona" meaning "word," "isos" meaning "same
