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Sidonius Apollinaris and
Claudian are the
authors of the best-known
epithalamia in
classical Latin; and they have been
imitated by
Julius Caesar Scaliger...
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works of
Sappho but this is
purely speculative. Both of the
latter are
epithalamia, a form of
laudatory or
erotic wedding-poetry that
Sappho was famous...
- ode and as an
independent branch of poetry. Of the
former class, the
epithalamia of Catullus,
founded on an
imitation of Pindar,
present us with examples...
- singer. Only
fragments of Sappho's
choral works are extant; of these, her
epithalamia (wedding songs)
survive better than her
cultic hymns. The
later compositions...
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almost uniquely amongst Gaelic poets,[citation needed] at
least two
epithalamia. His
versification was also varied, and he
wrote in both
syllabic and...
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grammarian Felici****; De
raptu Helenae (The Rape of Helen); Medea; and two
epithalamia. It is also
probable that
Dracontius was the
author of the
Orestis Tragoedia...
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thorough study of the
Hebrew language and of
poetic composition. He
wrote epithalamia and elegies, a
noteworthy example of the
latter being the
dirge on the...
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elegies on his
lovers Julia and Neaera, epigrams, odes,
verse epistles and
epithalamia, as well as some
prose writings (epistles and itineraria). His most famous...
- – u u – – u u – – u u – u – – (aristoph2c) Book IX (frr. 104 – 117)
epithalamia in
other meters,
including dactylic hexameter, pher2d, pherd, aristoph2c...
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secular music, both
vocal and instrumental,
including threnodies, dances,
epithalamia, and
numerous other occasional works. Most
likely he
wrote the poetry...
