-
gnomic poets were Theognis, Solon, Phocylides,
Simonides of Amorgos, Demodocus,
Xenophanes and Euenus. With the
exception of Theognis,
whose gnomes were...
- the
Hesiod or
Theognis of gluttons,
parodies the
pithy style of
older gnomic poets; most of his
attention is
given to fish,
although some
fragments refer...
- Homer's Odyssey, see
Demodocus (Odyssey character)
Demodocus (
poet), a
sixth century BC
gnomic poet A
dialogue ascribed to Plato, see
Demodocus (dialogue) A...
- Martyr, the Etymologi**** magnum, the
Scriptores de re rustica, the Gr****
gnomic poets, Xenophon,
Nonnus and
other works. All Sylburg's
editions show great...
- word
gnomic.
Gnome is thus Tolkien's
English loan-translation of the
Quenya word
Noldo (plural Noldor), "those with knowledge". Tolkien's "
Gnomes" are...
- Gr****
poets covers poets writing in the
ancient Gr**** language,
regardless of
location or
nationality of the
poet. For a list of modern-day Gr****
poets, see...
-
Phocylides (Gr****: Φωκυλίδης ὁ Μιλήσιος), Gr****
gnomic poet of Miletus,
contemporary of
Theognis of Megara, was born
about 560 BC. A few
fragments of...
- It is now displa**** in Germany. Phocylides, Gr****
gnomic poet from
Miletus Xenophanes, Gr****
poet and
philosopher born in
Colophon (approximate year)...
-
poet Taliesin or the
mythical figure of Myrddin.
Early religious and
gnomic verse is also
usually anonymous.
Where possible examples of each
poet's surviving...
-
small rehabilitation structures.
Demodocus of Leros, a sixth-century BC
gnomic poet Pherecydes of
Leros Totis Filakouris,
footballer for
Panathinaikos during...
