Little Poems From the Greek
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P. Vi. 160; M. Ii. 30. This is a specimen of a class of poems in which workers in various forms of industry dedicate their tools. It was a stock theme for many generations.
12. A. P. Vii. 498. There is some doubt as to the authorship.
13. A. P. Vi. 223 ; M. Ii. 8. This, like the preceding, is recorded only as by " Antipater. " The Scolopendra or sea- serpent seems to have been a half- fabulous monster. " The object dedicated here must be one of the tentacles of a huge cuttle-fish. " — Mackail. ...See his note.
14. A. P. X. 2 ; M. Vi. 27. Compare the similar epigram by Leonidas, No. 6.
15. A. P. Xi. 23 ; M. Xii. 9.
ARISTON {not later than Meleager) A. P. Vi. 303; M. Iv. 27.
HERMOCREON {not later than Meleager) 1. A. P. Ix. 327 ; M. Ii. 16.
2. A. Plan. 11 ; M. Vi. 7.
TYMNES {not later than Meleager) 1. A. P. Vi. 199 ; M. Xi. 13.
2. A. P. Vii. 477; M. Xi. 19.
3. A. P. Vii. 211 ; M. Iii. 58. It will be noticed that this very minor poet, having hit on the phrase " silent ways of night, " is so pleased with it that, he cannot refrain from repeating it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. Vi. 160; M. Ii. 30. This is a specimen of a class of poems in which workers in various forms of industry dedicate their tools. It was a stock theme for many generations.
12. A. P. Vii. 498. There is some doubt as to the authorship.
13. A. P. Vi. 223 ; M. Ii. 8. This, like the preceding, is recorded only as by " Antipater. " The Scolopendra or sea- serpent seems to have been a half- fabulous monster. " The object dedicated here must be one of the tentacles of a huge cuttle-fish. " — Mackail. ...See his note.
14. A. P. X. 2 ; M. Vi. 27. Compare the similar epigram by Leonidas, No. 6.
15. A. P. Xi. 23 ; M. Xii. 9.
ARISTON {not later than Meleager) A. P. Vi. 303; M. Iv. 27.
HERMOCREON {not later than Meleager) 1. A. P. Ix. 327 ; M. Ii. 16.
2. A. Plan. 11 ; M. Vi. 7.
TYMNES {not later than Meleager) 1. A. P. Vi. 199 ; M. Xi. 13.
2. A. P. Vii. 477; M. Xi. 19.
3. A. P. Vii. 211 ; M. Iii. 58. It will be noticed that this very minor poet, having hit on the phrase " silent ways of night, " is so pleased with it that, he cannot refrain from repeating it.
What to read after Little Poems From the Greek?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Leaf to read onlineMoreLess
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