- of Homer's Iliad. It is
likely that
Callinus performed his
poetry at symposia. West,
Martin L. (2015), "
Callinus, Gr****
elegiac poet, mid-7th cent. BCE"...
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Lepturges callinus is a
species of
beetle in the
family Cerambycidae. It was
described by
Bates in 1885. Bezark,
Larry G. "Cerambycidae: Family, Subfamily...
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Tulosesus callinus is a
species of
mushroom producing fungus in the
family Psathyrellaceae. It was
first described as
Coprinus callinus by mycologists...
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producing a
number of
important historical figures such as the
elegiac poet
Callinus and the
iambic poet Hipponax, the
philosopher Hera****us, the
great painter...
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sometimes attributed by
early writers to Homer, for example, by the poet
Callinus and the
historian Herodotus. It told the
story of the war
between the brothers...
- for
Travellers in Turkey,
Vocabularies &c. J. Murray. 1878. pp. 290–.
Callinus, ap.
Strabo xiv. p. 647. xii. p. 525 Herod, i. 161, iii. 122. Nepos, Themist...
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choral poetry.
Ancient commentators included Tyrtaeus with
Archilochus and
Callinus as the
possible inventor of the elegy.
Tyrtaeus was
predominantly an elegiac...
- 1990 M. L. West (ed.),
Iambi et
elegi Graeci ante
Alexandrum cantati2:
Callinus. Mimnermus. Semonides. Solon. Tyrtaeus.
Minora adespota,
Oxford University...
- and critic;
native of
Cyrene and
scholar of the
Library of
Alexandria Callinus (also
known as Kallinus) of
Ephesus in Asia Minor,
flourished mid-7th century...
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greca da
Callino a
Bacchilide [Aglaia: New
Anthology of Gr****
Lyric from
Callinus to Bacchylides] (in Italian). Turin: Paravia. OL 19751504M. Lipking, Lawrence...
