Tonic

(j-on’ik),a.andm. [« L. Ionicus, vicéc, Tonic probably had no conception of such.—Ionic school of painting, in the history of ancient Greek art, an important who school of painters in the latter part of the fifth and the an early part of the fourth century B. c.: so called as distinguished from the Attic and Sicyonian schools. Its greatest masters were Zeuxis and Parr has i us. dies. II, x. In pros.: (a) An Ionie foot. (b) An Mr, Ionic verse or meter.