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3015:, ed. E. Cougny, Paris (D.) 1890. ; A. S. F. Gow, D. L. Page, The Greek Anthology 1: Hellenistic Epigrams, Cambridge 1965 (2 vols.) ; 2: The Garland of Philip and Some Contemporary Epigrams, Cambridge 1968 ; Epigrammata Graeca, D. L. Page, OCT 1975 ; Further Greek Epigrams. Epigrams before A.D. 50 from the Greek Anthology and Other Sources, D. L. Page (revised by R. D. Dawe, J. Diggle), Cambridge 1981 ; Sch.AP = Scholia ad epigrammata arithmetica in Anthologia Graeca (scholia recentiora), in Diophanti Alexandri opera omnia, P. Tannery, vol. 2 Teubner (Leipzig) 1895 ."
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are now lost. The partial incorporation of them into a single body, classified according to the contents in 15 books, was the work of a certain
Constantinus Cephalas, whose name alone is preserved in the single MS. of his compilation extant, but who probably lived during the literary revival under
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had been cultivated in Greece from an early period, being used to commemorate remarkable individuals or events, on funerary monuments and votive offerings. These compositions were termed epigrams, i.e. inscribed poems. Such a composition must necessarily be brief, and as a result, conciseness of
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The epigram received a great development in its second or
Alexandrian era, when its range was extended to include anecdote, satire, and amorous longing; when epitaphs and votive inscriptions were composed on imaginary persons and things. The modification has a representative in
414:, who first employed the term "anthology". His collection, which included the compositions of thirteen writers subsequent to Meleager, was also arranged alphabetically, and contained an introductory poem. It was of inferior quality to Meleager's. Somewhat later, under
237:. In his preface to his collection, Meleager describes his arrangement of poems as if it were a head-band or garland of flowers woven together in a tour de force that made the word "Anthology" a synonym for a collection of literary works for future generations.
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The
Palatine MS., the archetype of the present text, was transcribed by different persons at different times, and the actual arrangement of the collection does not correspond with that signalized in the index. It is arranged into the following books:
430:) from his productions and those of earlier writers. No further collection from various sources is recorded until the time of Justinian, when epigrammatic writing, especially of an amatory character, experienced a great revival at the hands of
715:, and must be sought in an appendix of epigrams only occurring in the Planudean Anthology. The epigrams hitherto recovered from ancient monuments and similar sources form appendices in the second and third volumes of Dübner's edition. The
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Anthologia
Palatina, Planudea, ed. F. Dübner, Paris (D.) 1864–72; ed. H. Stadtmüller, vols. i, ii (1), iii (1) (all published), Leipzig (T.) 1894–1906, H. Beckby, Munich 2 (4 vols.; I–XV = Anthologia Palatina, XVI = Appendix Planudea)
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expression, pregnancy of meaning, purity of diction and singleness of thought are the indispensable conditions of excellence in the epigrammatic style. The term was soon extended to any piece by which these conditions were fulfilled.
399:); in an introductory poem each poet is compared to some flower, fancifully deemed appropriate to his genius. The arrangement of his collection was alphabetical, according to the initial letter of each epigram.
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undertook to combine the choicest effusions of his predecessors into a single body of fugitive poetry. Collections of monumental inscriptions, or of poems on particular subjects, had previously been formed by
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and others; but
Meleager first gave the principle a comprehensive application. His selection, compiled from forty-six of his predecessors, and including numerous contributions of his own, was entitled
470:(1320), who removed some epigrams from Cephalas' anthology, added some verses of his own, and preserved epigrams on works of art, which are not included in the only surviving transcript of Cephalas.
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of the
Anthology. Heavily illustrated. It also reprints the very error-prone Greek text of the Wechelian edition (1600) of the Anthology, which is itself a reprint of the 1566 Planudean edition by
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was a Syrian; his pieces are usually erotic, with far-fetched conceits. His gaiety and licentiousness are imitated and exaggerated by his somewhat later contemporary, the
Epicurean
462:, and other epigrammatists, whose compositions had been published separately. His arrangement is founded on a principle of classification, and nearly corresponds to that adopted by
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wrote, "The time of life does not exist when it is impossible to discover in it a masterly poem one had never seen before." Its influence can be seen on writers as diverse as
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in 1797. In 1816 it went back to
Heidelberg, but in an incomplete state, the second part remaining at Paris. It is now represented at Heidelberg by a photographic facsimile.
577:, the epigrams of the Planudean Anthology not collected in the former, an appendix of pieces derived from other sources, copious notes, a literal Latin prose translation by
801:, an Alexandrian grammarian of the 4th century, the last of the strictly classical epigrammatists. His literary position is that of an indignant but despairing opponent of
2945:: Explanatory text for the book of W. R. Paton entitled "The Greek Anthology with an English Translation" (1916), the same text is also at the introduction in page
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534:(Crumbs of the Ancient Greek Poets). The manuscript itself had frequently changed its quarters. In 1623, having been taken in the sack of Heidelberg in the
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454:, at the beginning of the 10th century. He appears to have merely made excerpts from the existing anthologies, with the addition of selections from
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many of the poems he felt were too explicit. His anthology was the only one known to
Western Europe (his autograph copy, dated 1301 survives; the
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3184:
504:(in seven books) was the only recension of the anthology known at the revival of classical literature, and was first published at Florence, by
945:(1869, reprinted 1892 in the Cameo series), includes about 140 translations or imitations, with some original compositions in the same style.
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849:'s 1863 translation was in French prose. The German language admits of the preservation of the original metre, a circumstance exploited by
747:, is representative. Nearly all the pieces of this era are actual inscriptions or addresses to real personages, whether living or deceased.
360:. Since full and uncensored English translations became available at the end of the 20th century, its influence has widened still further.
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557:(1794–1814, 13 vols.), the text of which was reprinted in a more convenient form in 1813–1817, and occupies three pocket volumes in the
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100:
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57:
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and
Merivale, which, with the other English renderings extant at the time, accompany the literal prose translation of the
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906:, a collection of the translations and imitations in all languages, with the original text. In this appeared versions by
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438:, and their circle. Their ingenious but mannered productions were collected by Agathias into a new anthology, entitled
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508:, in 1494. It long continued to be the only accessible collection, for although the Palatine manuscript known as the
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1833–1835, collected and commented on the labours of these and other translators, including indifferent attempts of
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442:(Κύκλος); it was the first to be divided into books, and arranged with reference to the subjects of the pieces.
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1971:
1966:
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a fuller collection based on Cephalas. The copy made by Salmasius was not, however, published until 1776, when
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Ancient Gems in Modern Settings; being Versions of the Greek Anthology in English Rhyme by Various Writers
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221:, or "Flower-gathering." It contained poems by the compiler himself and forty-six other poets, including
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1996:
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series, 3 vols., which stops at IX 563 due to Stadtmüller's death. More recent editions are one in the
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Liddell Scott Greek Lexicon "(Names of epigrammatists, where found in codd., are added in brackets.)
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1397:(vol. cxvii.), illustrating the distinction between Greek and Latin epigram; and the disquisition in
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743:(c. 556 – 469 BC), the author of most of the sepulchral inscriptions on those who fell in the
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481:(in five vols., begun by Bosch in 1795, finished and published by Lennep in 1822). Photographed at
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Two critical contributions to the subject are the Rev. James Davies's essay on Epigrams in the
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3246:(1867), v. 3, pp. 384–390; includes a detailed "Literary History of the Greek Anthology"
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1981:
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series, 13 vols., started by Pierre Waltz and continued by other scholars, and one edited by
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Texts, scholia, images of the codex, translations in English, French & other languages.
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597:, was published in 1890. The best edition of the Planudean Anthology is the splendid one by
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327:. The first critical edition was that of F. Jacobs (13 vols. 1794–1803; revised 1813–17).
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epigrams found in churches; a collection of satirical and convivial epigrams collected by
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The poems in the anthology represent different periods. Four stages may be indicated:
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845:. Imitations in modern languages have been copious, actual translations less common.
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410:, according to others) the work of Meleager was continued by another epigrammatist,
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1095:(with text, introduction, notes, and prose translation; London, 1890, revised 1906)
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Anthologiae Graecae Erotica: The Love Epigrams or Book V of the Palatine Anthology
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The prefaces of Meleager, Philippus, and Agathias to their respective collections;
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was popular enough that it attracted later additions. Prefaces to the editions of
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series of the classics. The best edition for general purposes is perhaps that of
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to attest to their additions of later poems. The definitive edition was made by
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A small volume on the Anthology, edited and with some original translations by
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The Poets of the Greek Anthology: A Companion Volume to The Girdle of Aphrodite
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1275:(text of 149 poems, introduction, notes, and verse translations; Oxford, 1939)
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538:, it was sent with the rest of the Palatine Library to Rome as a present from
526:(Salmasius) in 1606, it was not published until 1776, when it was included in
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by J. W. Mackail, edited with excerpts in Greek (unicode) and a search engine
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A Collaborative Edition by the Canada Research Chair in Digital Textualities.
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Selections from the Greek Anthology: The Wit and Wisdom of the Sons of Hellas
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Herbert Kynaston: a short memoir with selections from his occasional writings
867:, and their associates (1806–1813), produced efforts that are often diffuse.
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514:, the sole extant copy of the anthology of Cephalas, was discovered in the
3078:. Vol. 2 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. pp. 94–96.
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The Girdle of Aphrodite: The Complete Love Poems of the Palatine Anthology
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The Greek Anthology, as selected for the use of Westminster, Eton, &c.
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767:, one of the Alexandrian poets, affects stern simplicity in his epigrams.
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The epigrams on works of art, as already stated, are missing from the
466:. His principle of selection is unknown. The next editor was the monk
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List of poets to whom epigrams are attributed in the Greek Anthology
777:, and his fancy reappears in Philodemus's contemporary, Zonas, in
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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the
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style of epigrammatic composition was cultivated at the court of
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935:, an almost complete but mediocre translation of the Anthology.
605:(1795–1822). There is also an incomplete edition of the text by
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has left a deep impression on its readers. In a 1971 article on
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1390:(Edinburgh & London: William Blackwood & Sons, 1874)
1117:(edited, and partly rendered into English verse, London, 1898)
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in the 10th century, who added a number of other collections:
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785:, of uncertain date. At a later period of the empire another
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based on his collection was printed in 1494) until 1606 when
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Sicilian Idylls and Other Verses Translated from the Greek
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Anthony Grafton; Glenn W. Most; Salvatore Settis (2010).
2935:. ΕΤΑΝΑ (Electronic Tools and Ancient Near East Archives
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A Greek Garland: A Selection from the Palatine Anthology
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before the facsimile copy of the pages of the same book
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Brunck's edition was superseded by the standard one of
1318:(selection and translation; New York: Macmillan, 1967)
816:. The diction of Agathias and his compeers is ornate.
303:, which while adding some poems, primarily deleted or
213:
The earliest known anthology in Greek was compiled by
3244:
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology
1191:
Amaranth and Asphodel: Songs from the Greek Anthology
1155:(London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1911)
1145:
Translations and Paraphrases from the Greek Anthology
1333:
The Greek Anthology and Other Ancient Greek Epigrams
986:
Idylls and Epigrams chiefly from the Greek Anthology
932:
Greek Anthology, with notes critical and explanatory
288:; and a collection of inscriptions from a temple in
1347:
Puerilities: Erotic Epigrams of The Greek Anthology
489:. Contains the metrical Latin version of Grotius's
60:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
330:Since its transmission to the rest of Europe, the
2933:"The Greek Anthology with an English Translation"
2542:, ca. 100 AD, author of 11,424, otherwise unknown
1194:(London: Basil Blackwell & Mott, Ltd., 1922)
1153:Greek Love Songs and Epigrams from the Anthology
338:'s translation of a selection of poems from the
418:, another supplement was formed by the sophist
2947:http://www.ancientlibrary.com/greek-anthology/
1062:(London: John Lane; New York: Macmillan, 1895)
948:Further translations and selections include:
661:Christodorus's description of certain statues;
217:in the first century BC, under the title
1260:The Oxford Book of Greek Verse in Translation
1212:(London: G. Routledge & Sons, Ltd., 1924)
1203:(London: G. Routledge & Sons, Ltd., 1923)
962:Collections from the Greek Anthology, &c.
954:Translations chiefly from the Greek Anthology
8:
1053:(London: Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., 1883)
445:These and other collections made during the
3178:, arranged by poet rather than by book, at
3125:Anthology of Planudes in the original Greek
3123:has original text related to this article:
3108:has original text related to this article:
719:divides the Anthologia Graeca sources into
3220:Epigrams by Women from the Greek Anthology
1326:Two Hundred Poems from The Greek Anthology
1029:(London: Longmans, Green, & Co., 1892)
1020:(London: Longmans, Green, & Co., 1888)
881:translated the inscriptions of Simonides.
280:' description of statues in the Byzantine
2904:. Harvard University Press. p. 410.
1026:Grass of Parnassus: First and Last Rhymes
120:Learn how and when to remove this message
3186:Select Epigrams from the Greek Anthology
3131:Select Epigrams from the Greek Anthology
3110:Palatine Anthology in the original Greek
1092:Select Epigrams from the Greek Anthology
477:The van Bosch and van Lennep version of
3252:Birds and Beasts of the Greek Anthology
3031:
2994:
2977:
2965:
2890:
1221:Birds and Beasts of the Greek Anthology
877:(London, 1795), are more spirited; and
825:Latin renderings of select epigrams by
268:in the 2nd century AD; a collection of
146:. Scan by the Gesellschaft der Freunde
1380:, is one of W. Lucas Collins's series
1017:Grass of Parnassus: Rhymes Old and New
898:In 1849 Henry Wellesley, principal of
833:and Lennep's edition of the Planudean
625:series. The most recent edition is by
3296:Epigrammatists of the Greek Anthology
2879:List of anthologies of Greek epigrams
1365:The Greek Poets: Homer to the Present
1232:Translations from the Greek Anthology
1224:(Florence: Tipografia Giuntina, 1927)
685:Rhetorical and illustrative epigrams;
682:The epigrams of Gregory of Nazianzus;
665:Inscriptions in the temple at Cyzicus
7:
1008:(Cambridge; Bowes & Bowes, 1887)
952:Robert Bland, John Herman Merivale,
637:, with the cooperation in vol. I of
615:Collection des Universités de France
426:compiled his elegant Μοῦσα παιδική (
58:adding citations to reliable sources
1382:Ancient Classics for Modern Readers
1242:Some Greek Poems of Love and Beauty
1234:(London: Jonathan Cape, Ltd., 1931)
1185:(London: Constable & Co., 1919)
1050:Love in Idleness: A Volume of Poems
1038:Selections from the Greek Anthology
781:, who wrote under Augustus, and in
589:and the metrical Latin versions of
532:Analecta Veterum Poetarum Graecorum
1328:(Seattle: U of Washington P, 1971)
1306:(Ann Arbor: U of Michigan P, 1962)
1126:(Boston: Copeland & Day, 1898)
995:A Chaplet from the Greek Anthology
855:Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Jacobs
25:
3291:Greek literature (post-classical)
1249:Some Greek Poems of Love and Wine
793:, who flourished under Nero, and
27:Ancient collection of short poems
3114:
3099:
3048:
1335:(Allen Lane, 1973; reprinted in
1296:(New York: New Directions, 1956)
1107:(New York: John W. Lovell, 1891)
789:, was developed, the satirical.
763:, about 140 BC (or later).
573:(1864–1872), which contains the
321:Richard François Philippe Brunck
194:comes from two manuscripts, the
34:
2297:Menecrates of Smyrna (or Samos)
2154:Ignatius Magister Grammaticorum
1182:Echoes from the Greek Anthology
998:(London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1892)
837:, in the Didot edition, and in
45:needs additional citations for
1367:(New York: W. W. Norton, 2009)
1304:Poems from the Greek Anthology
1293:Poems from the Greek Anthology
739:The Hellenic proper, of which
190:. Most of the material of the
1:
2342:Quintus Mucius Scaevola Augur
977:(London: Henry G. Bohn, 1855)
721:Anthologia Palatina, Planudea
3301:Works subject to expurgation
1363:, and Karen Van Dyck, eds.,
1161:; Edward Daniel Stone, ed.,
1059:In a Garden, and Other Poems
1041:(London: Walter Scott, 1889)
593:. A third volume, edited by
299:also made an edition of the
200:of the 10th century and the
3261:Project Gutenberg Australia
2124:Heraclitus of Halicarnassus
1284:(New York: Macmillan, 1951)
965:(London; John Murray, 1813)
821:Translations and imitations
717:Liddell Scott Greek Lexicon
452:Constantine Porphyrogenitus
3317:
3013:Appendix nova epigrammatum
2250:Macedonius of Thessalonica
1404:Studies of the Greek Poets
1370:George Theodoridis, 2010,
725:Appendix nova epigrammatum
704:Puzzles, enigmas, oracles;
402:In the age of the emperor
395:
2483:Philippus of Thessalonica
1972:Eratosthenes Scholasticus
1541:Antipater of Thessalonica
1281:Greek Poetry for Everyman
1176:(Oxford: Blackwell, 1913)
1167:(London: Macmillan, 1912)
1148:(London: Macmillan, 1903)
1104:From the Garden of Hellas
1074:(London: Macmillan, 1890)
989:(London: Macmillan, 1869)
871:'s (1769–1842) versions,
412:Philippus of Thessalonica
345:Times Literary Supplement
246:Philippus of Thessalonica
2695:, Patriarch of Jerusalem
1967:Epigonus of Thessalonica
920:Bohn's Classical Library
912:Public School Selections
641:, 3 vols., published by
579:Jean François Boissonade
420:Diogenianus of Heracleia
315:found in the library at
3174:English translation by
3075:Encyclopædia Britannica
2901:The Classical Tradition
2749:Theodoretus Grammaticus
2734:Theaetetus Scholasticus
2412:Pamphilus of Alexandria
1646:Artemidorus Grammaticus
1571:Apollinaris of Laodicea
1551:Antiphilus of Byzantium
1407:(1873; 3rd ed., 1893).
1071:Fifty Poems of Meleager
914:, executed by the Rev.
851:Johann Gottfried Herder
691:Humorous and convivial;
540:Maximilian I of Bavaria
210:) of the 14th century.
2427:Parmenion of Macedonia
2215:Leonidas of Alexandria
2017:Eutolmius Scholasticus
1816:Crinagoras of Mytilene
1596:Archelaus Chersonestia
1257:, T. F. Higham, eds.,
1228:Robert Allason Furness
779:Crinagoras of Mytilene
497:
422:(2nd century AD), and
376:About 60 BC, the
252:were preserved in the
165:
151:
148:Universität Heidelberg
3242:from William Smith's
2724:Synesius Scholasticus
2709:Stephanus Grammaticus
2375:Nicodemus of Heraclea
2271:Marianus Scholasticus
2225:Leontius Scholasticus
2195:Julianus the Egyptian
2174:Isidorus Scholasticus
2119:Heracleides of Sinope
1856:Demetrius of Bithynia
1811:Crates the grammarian
1581:Apollonides of Smyrna
1546:Antiphanes of Macedon
1521:Antigonus of Carystus
1476:Alexander of Magnesia
1134:An Echo of Greek Song
1120:Jane Minot Sidgwick,
1080:A Book of Greek Verse
1006:Rhymes and Renderings
1002:Fydell Edmund Garrett
904:Anthologia Polyglotta
843:Anthologia Polyglotta
701:Metrical curiosities;
476:
342:, a reviewer for the
203:Anthology of Planudes
170:) is a collection of
137:
3090:anthologiagraeca.org
2850:Zenobius Grammaticus
2719:Synesius Philosophus
2658:Secundus of Tarentum
2582:Pompeius the younger
2488:Philiscus of Miletus
2417:Pancrates of Arcadia
2312:Michael Chartophylax
2256:Magnus the Physician
2220:Leonidas of Tarentum
2210:Leon the philosopher
2164:Irenaeus Refendarius
2139:Herodicus of Babylon
2078:Gregory of Nazianzus
2063:Glaucus of Nicopolis
2007:Euphorion of Chalcis
1907:Dionysius of Cyzicus
1782:Constantine Cephalas
1661:Asclepiodotus (poet)
1656:Asclepiades of Samos
1586:Arabius Scholasticus
1471:Alexander of Aetolia
1434:Aemilianus of Nicaea
1423:Aceratus Grammaticus
1349:(Princeton UP, 2001)
1251:(Cambridge UP, 1939)
1244:(Cambridge UP, 1937)
1170:G. B. Grundy, ed.,
1083:(Cambridge UP, 1907)
900:New Inn Hall, Oxford
888:Blackwood's Magazine
865:John Herman Merivale
755:, a contemporary of
753:Leonidas of Tarentum
676:Votive inscriptions;
258:Constantine Cephalas
54:improve this article
3286:Ancient Greek poets
3142:The Greek Anthology
2810:Troilus Grammaticus
2794:Timocreon of Rhodes
2789:Tiberius Illustrius
2759:Theon of Alexandria
2754:Theodorus Proconsul
2683:Simmias Grammaticus
2643:Sabinus Grammaticus
2573:, Julius, of Sardis
2477:Philip V of Macedon
2437:Paulus Silentiarius
2357:Nicaenetus of Samos
2276:Marinus of Neapolis
2179:Joannes Barbocollas
2089:Hecataeus of Thasos
2033:Gabriel the Prefect
2012:Eupithius of Athens
1942:Diotimus of Miletus
1927:Diophanes of Myrina
1917:Dionysius Sophistes
1912:Dionysius of Rhodes
1902:Dionysius of Andros
1787:Constantinus Rhodus
1767:Claudius Ptolemaeus
1731:Gaius Ateius Capito
1616:Archias the younger
1606:Archias of Mytilene
1516:Antagoras of Rhodes
1481:Alpheus Mytilenaeus
1461:Alcaeus of Mytilene
1418:Ablabius Illustrius
1387:The Greek Anthology
938:Idylls and Epigrams
658:Christian epigrams;
502:Planudean Anthology
479:The Greek Anthology
436:Paulus Silentiarius
323:included it in his
264:verse collected by
208:Planudean Anthology
144:The Greek Anthology
140:Anthologia Palatina
3281:Poetry anthologies
3238:2005-12-18 at the
3225:2011-06-06 at the
3134:by J. W. Mackail (
2729:Thallus of Miletus
2704:Statyllius Flaccus
2638:Rufinus Domesticus
2396:Numenius of Tarsus
2385:Nilus Scholasticus
2292:Menander Protector
2281:Meleager of Gadara
2266:Marcus the younger
2261:Marcus Argentarius
2240:Lucian of Samosata
1952:Dosiadas of Rhodes
1937:Diotimus of Athens
1893:, Bishop of Amisus
1891:Diogenes of Amisus
1886:Diodorus of Tarsus
1881:Diodorus of Sardis
1866:Demodocus of Leros
1792:Cornelius Longinus
1611:Archias of Antioch
1536:Antipater of Sidon
1506:Anastasius Traulus
1466:Alcaeus of Messene
1188:Alfred J. Butler,
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791:Lucillus of Tarrha
783:Marcus Argentarius
771:Meleager of Gadara
761:Antipater of Sidon
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723:(1864-1968), then
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575:Palatine Anthology
511:Palatine Anthology
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483:The British Museum
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2714:Straton of Sardis
2688:Simonides of Ceos
2678:Simmias of Rhodes
2472:Philetas of Samos
2352:Nestor of Laranda
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2068:Glaucus of Athens
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1997:Evenus of Ascalon
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1726:Callimachus
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1641:Aristodicus
1621:Archilochus
1576:Apollonides
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1331:Peter Jay,
1267:F. L. Lucas
1255:C. M. Bowra
1111:W. R. Paton
1099:L. C. Perry
1012:Andrew Lang
893:William Hay
883:John Wilson
765:Callimachus
649:Arrangement
631:Mario Marzi
571:Bibliotheca
447:Middle Ages
391:The Garland
368:The art of
305:bowdlerized
274:Diogenianus
240:Meleager's
223:Archilochus
186:periods of
3270:Categories
3121:Wikisource
3106:Wikisource
3042:References
2862:(Diodorus)
2840:Xenophanes
2773:Thucydides
2768:Theosebeia
2739:Theocritus
2699:Speusippus
2693:Sophronius
2607:Pythagoras
2602:Ptolemaeus
2592:Praxiteles
2587:Posidippus
2519:Phocylides
2509:Philoxenus
2493:Philodemus
2380:Nicomachus
2307:Metrodorus
2134:Hermodorus
2129:Hermocreon
2114:Heliodorus
2109:Hegesippus
2038:Gaetulicus
1962:Empedocles
1846:Damocharis
1686:Besantinus
1626:Archimedes
1531:Antimachus
1511:Andronicus
1446:the Orator
1343:Daryl Hine
929:published
775:Philodemus
603:van Lennep
520:Heidelberg
440:The Circle
354:Ezra Pound
350:Propertius
317:Heidelberg
262:homoerotic
219:Anthologia
110:April 2020
80:newspapers
3066:Anthology
3064:(1911). "
2855:Zenodotus
2835:Xeocritus
2806:(Emperor)
2784:Thymocles
2673:Scythinus
2571:Polyaenus
2566:Pollianus
2457:Phalaecus
2447:Phaedimus
2432:Patricius
2422:Pantelius
2367:Nicarchus
2321:Mnasalcas
2317:Mimnermus
2302:Mesomedes
2245:Lucillius
2099:Helladius
2085:(Emperor)
2023:Eutroclus
1861:Demiurgus
1841:Damascius
1836:Damagetus
1821:Cyllenius
1807:the Cynic
1772:Cleobulus
1757:Cillactor
1753:of Thebes
1746:Chaeremon
1741:Cerealius
1721:Callicter
1676:Automedon
1671:Athenaeus
1556:Antistius
1526:Antiochus
1491:Ammonides
1444:Aeschines
1439:Aeschylus
835:Anthology
814:Justinian
810:Byzantine
694:Strato's
679:Epitaphs;
599:van Bosch
595:E. Cougny
559:Tauchnitz
456:Lucillius
380:and poet
340:Anthology
286:Zeuxippos
282:gymnasium
270:Christian
242:Anthology
235:Simonides
184:Byzantine
180:Classical
174:, mostly
3236:Archived
3223:Archived
2873:See also
2779:Thyillus
2668:Satyrius
2663:Serapion
2616:Quintus
2535:Pisander
2467:Philemon
2452:Phaennus
2406:Palladas
2401:Oenomaus
2392:of Locri
2362:Nicander
2286:Menander
2252:, Consul
2230:Libanius
2149:Honestus
2048:Gauradas
1987:Etruscus
1947:Diphilus
1826:Cyrillus
1762:Claudian
1501:Anacreon
1486:Ammianus
1450:Agathias
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623:Tusculum
524:Saumaise
464:Agathias
460:Palladas
404:Tiberius
396:Στέφανος
325:Analecta
250:Agathias
231:Anacreon
176:epigrams
3094:sources
3072:(ed.).
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2763:Hypatia
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2597:Proclus
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2002:Eugenes
1982:Erycius
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290:Cyzicus
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3208:, and
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3202:Vol. 3
3198:Vol. 2
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1977:Erinna
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567:Didot
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