Ancient Greek & Roman
Apollonides
Apollonides is one of the epigrammatists whose short poems were gathered in the Greek Anthology. Paton's index of authors dates the poet to 1st century AD.
This archive carries the 3 epigrams ascribed to the poet in the first volume of W. R. Paton's prose translation (Books I–VI) (Book VI: 105, 238, 239).
Poems (36)
- Book VI, 105
- Book VI, 238
- Book VI, 239
- Book VII, 180
- Book VII, 233
- Book VII, 378
- Book VII, 389
- Book VII, 631
- Book VII, 642
- Book VII, 693
- Book VII, 702
- Book VII, 742: Not Sepulchra!
- Book IX, 228
- Book IX, 243
- Book IX, 244
- Book IX, 257
- Book IX, 264
- Book IX, 265
- Book IX, 271
- Book IX, 280
- Book IX, 281
- Book IX, 296
- Book IX, 422
- Book IX, 791: On a Temple of Aphrodite built in the Sea
- Book IX, 287
- Book X, 19
- Book XI, 25
- Book XVI, 49
- Book XVI, 50
- Book XVI, 235: On a Statue of Pan
- Book XVI, 239: On the Same
- To Artemis of the Fishing-Nets (Mackail)
- The Bloody Well (Mackail)
- The Days of the Halcyons (Mackail)
- Undivided (Mackail)
- The Passing of Youth (Mackail)