- in the ****enistic era
becomes a
literary exercise. Many "
sympotic"
epigrams combine sympotic and
funerary elements – they tell
their readers (or listeners)...
- Instead, she argues,
hetairai were "elite women ... who parti****ted in
sympotic and
luxury culture", just as
hetairoi – the
masculine form of the word...
-
century BC)
Thestorides of
Phocaea Timocles Timocreon of Rhodes, lyric/
sympotic poet 5th
century BC and
bitter critic of
Themistocles Tyrtaeus (fl. late...
- from overseas, with tea and
coffee substituted for the wine of Horace's
sympotic settings: Horace's Ars
Poetica is
second only to Aristotle's
Poetics in...
-
century AD,
imitate him in both
theme and metre,
particularly his
erotic and
sympotic poetry,
while avoiding themes present in
Anacreon but
which fall outside...
- Gr**** women's symposia, and even if some of her
works were
composed for a
sympotic context, it is
doubtful that the
cultic hymns or
poems about family would...
- whom this
Telestes is the
dithyrambic poet)
Miscellaneous table talk or
Sympotic miscellany ( Σύμμικτα συμποτικά ): fr. 124
Wehrli Notes or Memorabilia...
-
Leagros was a po****r
youth frequently named in
kalos inscriptions on
sympotic vases around this period.[citation needed]
Sometimes painters would use...
-
stringed instrument.
Performances of the
Hymns may have
taken place at
sympotic banquets,
religious festivals and
royal courts.
There are
references to...
-
poets such as Anacreon,
Mimnermus and Alcaeus, who
composed many of the
sympotic skolia that were to
become later part of the
mainland tradition. Ibycus...
