Dance
The Spanish danza was a grave and stately court dance.
Those of the seventeenth century were called the Turdion, Pabana,
Madama Orleans, Piedelgiba'o, El Rey Don Alonzo, and El
Caballero. Most of the names are taken from the ballad-music to
which they were danced.
The light dances were called Baylë (q.v.).
Dance
(Pyrrhic). (See Pyrrhic).
St. Vitus's Dance.
(See Vitus).
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