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Christodorus (Gr****: Χριστόδωρος), a Gr**** epic poet from
Coptos in Egypt,
flourished during the
reign of
Anastasius I (491–518). His
father was named...
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collection of
satirical and
convivial epigrams collected by Diogeni****;
Christodorus'
description of
statues in the
Byzantine gymnasium of Zeuxippos; and...
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Great Palace of
Constantinople to
celebrate the victory, and the poet
Christodorus commemorated the war in a now-lost poem in six books,
entitled Isaurica...
- late
antique patria (PDF) (Thesis).
University of Gottingen. p. 214.
Christodorus'
flourishing is
dated to the
reign of
Anastasius I
Dicorus (491–518 AD)...
- Colluthus) and the
Description of the
Statues in the
Terms of
Zeuxippus by
Christodorus (early
sixth century,
transmitted as book 2 of the
Palatine Anthology)...
- into the
architectural designs and
social interests of Constantinople.
Christodorus of Coptus, an
Egyptian poet and
writer living around 500 AD,
wrote a...
- poet C****ilus of
Samos – epic poet
Chremonides –
Athenian statesman Christodorus – epic poet
Chrysanthius –
philosopher Chrysippus –
philosopher Dio Chrysostom...
- Euphorion.
Parthenius L067)
Volume I. Book 1:
Christian Epigrams. Book 2:
Christodorus of
Thebes in Egypt. Book 3: The
Cyzicene Epigrams. Book 4: The Proems...
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influence for the
poets of Late Antiquity,
especially Musaeus, Colluthus,
Christodorus, and Dracontius. He
remained continuously important in the Byzantine...
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Justinian I. The present-day
village of Qift is on the site. The epic poet
Christodorus was from the city.
Under the
caliphs and the
sultans in the
Islamic era...
