Ancient Greek & Roman
Dioscorides
Dioscorides was a Hellenistic epigrammatist whose several dozen poems in the Anthology include love poems, epitaphs and dedications. The editor places him in the late third century BC; Paton's index dates him to the second.
The epigrams here are the ones that Paton's first volume ascribes to him.
Poems (42)
- Book V, 52
- Book V, 53
- Book V, 56
- Book V, 138
- Book V, 193
- Book VI, 126
- Book VI, 220
- Book VI, 290
- Book VII, 31: On the Same
- Book VII, 37: On the Same (A statue of a Satyr is supposed to speak)
- Book VII, 76
- Book VII, 162
- Book VII, 166
- Book VII, 167
- Book VII, 178
- Book VII, 229
- Book VII, 351
- Book VII, 407
- Book VII, 410
- Book VII, 411
- Book VII, 430
- Book VII, 434
- Book VII, 450
- Book VII, 456
- Book VII, 484
- Book VII, 485
- Book VII, 707
- Book VII, 708
- Book IX, 340
- Book IX, 568
- Book IX, 734
- Book XI, 195
- Book XI, 363
- Book XII, 14
- Book XII, 37
- Book XII, 42
- Book XII, 169
- Book XII, 170
- Book XII, 171
- The Light of Troy (Mackail)
- On a Lydian Slave (Mackail)
- Thespis (Mackail)