-
scholars however treat Bacchylides as an
exact contemporary of Pindar,
placing his
birth around 518 BC.
According to one account,
Bacchylides was
banished for...
-
times in the
early fifth-century BC Gr****
lyric poetry of
Bacchylides and Pindar.
Bacchylides describes Nike as the "giver of
sweet gifts", and standing...
-
version at the ****us
Digital Library.
Bacchylides in
Bacchylides, Corinna. Gr**** Lyric,
Volume IV:
Bacchylides, Corinna, and Others.
Edited and translated...
-
esteemed by them as
worthy of
critical study.
Included on this list were
Bacchylides, his nephew, and Pindar,
reputedly a
bitter rival, both of whom benefited...
- Come! Help
avenge the
murder of our father!"
Bacchylides, fr. 20a Aeschylus,
Libation Bearers 406
Bacchylides, fr. 20a (from the
Oxyrhynchus Papyrus 1361)...
- come
after Cerberus. In
Bacchylides' Ode V,
Meleager is
depicted as
still in his
shining armor, so formidable, in
Bacchylides' account, that Heracles...
-
raised by Leda and Tyndareus.
According to the
Byzantine poet Tzetzes,
Bacchylides had
Nemesis as the
mother of the
Telchines by Tartarus. The word nemesis...
-
other form.
According to a
scholion on the
Iliad (citing
Hesiod and
Bacchylides), when
Europa is
picking flowers with her
female companions in a meadow...
- on
their own vernaculars, the fifth-century
choral poets Pindar and
Bacchylides both
wrote in
Doric despite it not
being their local dialect. On the...
- perplexing, at
least until the 1896
discovery of some
poems by his
rival Bacchylides;
comparisons of
their work
showed that many of Pindar's idiosyncrasies...
