odist

Arriving at this realization has been the seed for all sorts of lyric reflections, be it from ancient Greek odists, Renaissance sonneteers or pop balladeers.

Lightly I pass along, and so Come to the terms of James Monroe Who framed the doctrine far too well Known for an odist to retell.

Nor was Lowell's elocution quite that of the deep-mouthed odist capable of interpreting such organ tones of verse.

He was formerly odist at the festivals of Cybele.