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Melinno (Ancient Gr****: Μελιννῶ) was a Gr****
lyric poet. She is
known from a
single surviving poem,
known as the "Ode to Rome". The poem
survives in a...
- to her survives, in five
Sapphic stanzas attributed to the Gr**** poet
Melinno, who
claims that she is the
daughter of Ares and
celebrates her fierce...
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Spartan woman poet,
known from a
fragment of
Alcman quoted by
Athenaeus Melinno,
lyric poet, 2nd or 1st
century BC.
Menander (c. 342/41 – c. 290 BC), best-known...
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Macedon Melesagoras of
Chalcedon –
writer Meletus – two; tragedian, son
Melinno – poet
Melissus of
Samos –
Eleatic philosopher Memnon of
Heraclea Pontica...
- The ode to Rome (Supplementum ****enisti**** 541) in
Sapphic stanzas by "
Melinno" (probably
writing during the
reign of Hadrian) "is an
isolated piece of...
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Mauro Fiore,
Academy Award Winning Cinematographer for the
movie "Avatar"
Melinno,
ancient lyric poet Mia Martini,
singer Michelangelo Falvetti, 17th-century...
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Ekaterine Melikishvili (1854–1928,
Georgia (Caucasus)),
translator & ch. wr.
Melinno (fl. 2nd
century BC,
Ancient Greece), poet
Anastasia Melnichenko (b. 1984...
- (1941–2008),
Byzantist historian Jenny Mastoraki (1949–2024), poet,
translator Melinno (2nd–1st
century BCE),
lyric poet
Antigone Metaxa-Krontera (1905–1972)...
