Pentad
Pentad ( Greek : five ) is a name for a group of five or something that has five components. This can be used to denote:
- Pentad , a period of usually five days dividing the year into 73 (numbered) sections, mainly used for biological data; the 12th pentad is six days long in leap years, see pentad calendar
- Pentad , a word for a part - especially ancient - written works with five subsections, e.g. B. at Quintus Curtius Rufus
- Pentad , term for five - in the opinion of some scholars - related books in Livius , as a subdivision analogous to decades (10 books)
- narrative pentad , an analytical approach that examines narrative works in terms of actor, plot (action), goal / intention, scene and instrument
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