👉 Parsonolatry is a type of poetry that involves using the principles of geometry to create musical compositions. It was developed in the 18th century by French poet and composer Jean-Baptiste Lully, who used the principles of geometry to create music for his plays. The term "parsonolatry" comes from the Latin word "parsono," which means "architect" or "designer," and "latria," which means "line." In
