Ancient Greek & Roman
Archias
Archias is the name of several epigrammatists in the Anthology, and Paton's index lists the author of these as probably the second of that name; the editor places him in the first century BC. His epigrams are mainly dedications and love poems.
The epigrams here are those that Paton's first volume ascribes to Archias without qualification.
Poems (35)
- Book V, 58
- Book V, 59
- Book VI, 16
- Book VI, 39
- Book VI, 179
- Book VI, 180
- Book VI, 181
- Book VI, 192
- Book VI, 195
- Book VI, 207
- Book VII, 68: On the Same
- Book VII, 140: On Hector
- Book VII, 147: On the Same
- Book VII, 191
- Book VII, 213
- Book VII, 214
- Book VII, 278
- Book VII, 696
- Book IX, 27
- Book IX, 91
- Book IX, 343
- Book IX, 750: On Cows carved on a Ring
- Book X, 7
- Book X, 8
- Book X, 10
- Book XV, 51: On the Calydonian Boar
- Book XVI, 94
- Book XVI, 179: On the Same
- To Pan, by a Hunter, a Fowler, and a Fisher (Mackail)
- Apollo and Marsyas (2) (Mackail)
- Pan of the Sea-Cliff (Mackail)
- The Spirit of the Sea (Mackail)
- A Restless Grave (Mackail)
- The Harbour God
- A Grave by the Sea