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Anacreon

By Gregory Nagy

How a girl dances in an Aeolic way, whether she is wearing sandals or not

By Gregory Nagy

Starting with Anacreon while preparing a compendium of essays on Sappho and her ancient reception

By Gregory Nagy

Afterthoughts about Polycrates, Anacreon, and Ibycus

By Gregory Nagy

Polycrates and his patronage of two lyric masters, Anacreon and Ibycus

Guest Post, Sappho

« Eros à nouveau maintenant » et la pragmatique mélique : note à G. Nagy, « Once again this time in Song 1 of Sappho »