Ancient Greek & Roman
Anyte
Anyte of Tegea in Arcadia, an early third-century BC poet, wrote epitaphs, dedications and small scenes of country life, and was one of the women whom Meleager honoured in his Garland.
The epigrams here are the ones that Paton's first volume ascribes to her.
Poems (26)
- Book VI, 123
- Book VI, 153
- Book VI, 312
- Book VII, 190
- Book VII, 202: On a Cock
- Book VII, 208
- Book VII, 215
- Book VII, 486
- Book VII, 490
- Book VII, 492
- Book VII, 538
- Book VII, 646
- Book VII, 649
- Book VII, 724
- Book IX, 144
- Book IX, 313
- Book IX, 314
- Book IX, 745
- Book XVI, 228
- Book XVI, 231: On a Statue of Pan
- Book XVI, 291
- To Pan and the Nymphs (Mackail)
- The Orchard-Corner (Mackail)
- The Shrine by the Sea (2) (Mackail)
- A Shrine by the Sea
- The God of the Cross-Roads