Erinna   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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  Erinna   - a Greek poet, (?) 4th century B.C.
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300/7 The poetess Erinna dies when only 19 years old.
    Within translations:
AnthPal_7.12   onymous & { F 39 } & On Erinna Just as you were giving
AnthPal_7.710   that my friend and companion Erinna engraved these lines
AnthPal_9.190   onymous & { F 38 } & On Erinna's poem "The Spindle" This
AnthPal_11.322   the great, proud of your Erinna, & bitter and dry dogs
AntipSid_7.713   {Not Sepulchral} Few are Erinna's verses nor is she wordy
AntipThes_9.26   with lovely tresses ; Erinna ; renowned Telesilla ; and
Asclepiad_7.11   { G-P 28 } & On Erinna (inscribed on a Volume of her
LeonTar_7.13   LEONIDAS or MELEAGER On Erinna As Erinna, the maiden hone
Meleager_4.1   fragrant Rhianus, and Erinna's sweet crocus, maiden-hue
Meleager_7.13   LEONIDAS or MELEAGER On Erinna As Erinna, the maiden hone
Plin:HN_34.57   Great at the Circus Maximus Erinna in her poems indicates that


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