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Callimachus (/kəˈlɪməkəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Καλλίμαχος, romanized:
Kallimachos; c. 310 – c. 240 BC) was an
ancient Gr**** poet, scholar, and
librarian who...
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Dancing Maenad Roman copy of Gr****
original attributed to
Kallimachos c. 425–400 BCE at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art...
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literary tradition.
These are the
anonymous Belthandros and
Chrysantza Kallimachos and
Chrysorrhoe Lybistros and Rho****e
available in
English translation...
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immediately before that a table. Additionally, this room
housed the Lamp of
Kallimachos, a Hermes, the sal****er well and a
collection of
spoils from the Persian...
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Datis fighting the
polemarch of
Athens Kallimachos at the
Battle of Marathon, in the Stoa
Poikile (reconstitution)....
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Belligerents Athens Plataea Achaemenid Empire Commanders and
leaders Miltiades Kallimachos †
Aristides Xanthippos Themistokles Stesilaos †
Arimnestos Kynaigeiros †...
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Callimachus Datis fighting Kallimachos at the
Battle of Marathon, in the Stoa
Poikile (reconstitution)
Native name Καλλίμαχος Born
Afidnes Died 490 BC...
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Callimachus Hesiodicus: Die
Rezeption der
hesiodischen Dichtung durch Kallimachos von Kyrene, Berlin: Mielke. Rohde,
Erwin (1925), Psyche. The cult of...
- Book OF Marvels.
Phlegon cites Hesiod, Dicaearchus, Klearchos, and
Kallimachos as his sources. "Chapter III,
sections 6.7. and 7".
Apollodorus in 2...
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marble stele funerary monument (IG I3 1330)
names Myrrhine,
daughter of
Kallimachos, as "the
first to
serve the
sanctuary (ἔδος) of
Athena Nike, and, out...
