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• Alexis, Archilochus fr. 22 PCG; Cratinus, Archilochoi fr. 1 PCG; Aristophanes, Peace'' 1298-1301
  == a. Alexis, ''Archilochus'' fr. 22 ''PCG'' (in Athenaeus 14.644b) == == a. Alexis, ''Archilochus'' fr. 22 ''PCG'' (in Athenaeus 14.644b) ==
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• Alexis, Archilochus fr. 22 PCG; Cratinus, Archilochoi fr. 1 PCG; Aristophanes, Peace 1298-1301
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Alexis, ''Archilochus'' fr. 22 ''PCG''; Cratinus, ''Archilochoi'' fr. 1 ''PCG''; Aristophanes, '' '''Alexis, ''Archilochus'' fr. 22 ''PCG'' (in Athenaeus 14.644b)'''
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• Dio Chrysostom, Orations 33.11-12
  ...d himself by saying he had killed [him] in war, Apollo declared again that Archilochus was the attendant of the Muses. |guides=[[Archilochus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Archilochus]]
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• Gaetulicus, Anthologia Palatina 7.71.1-4
  This tomb that lies next to the sea is Archilochus’, who once upon a time was the first to dip the incisive Muse in venomous |guides=[[Archilochus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Archilochus]]
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• Collections
  ...or genre, as listed below, or use our [[Special:Search|search tool]]. The collections can also be accessed thematically by using our [[guides]]. They are work in All of the collections are in the [[Copyright|public domain]] and are freely available. This is ho
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• Eustratius, 320.38-321.1 Heylbut
  ...ἀλλὰ καὶ {{#lemma: Ἀρχίλοκος καὶ Κρατῖνος | Ἀρχίλοκος καὶ Κρατῖνος M (cf. Archilochus fr. 303 West, Cratinus fr. 368 Kassel-Austin): Ἀρχιλόκοις Κρα ...ed not only by Aristotle in the first book of his ''Poetics'', but also by Archilochus, Cratinus and Callimachus in an epigram, and they testify that it is a poem
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• Eustathius on Odyssey 11.277
  ...d the noose’, and the daughters of Lycambes did so because of the poems of Archilochus, for they were unable to endure the onslaught of his insults. For he was dr [[Category:Archilochus Collections]]
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• Guides
  ...ages. These short articles offer guidance on the sources assembled in our collections; sources that have not yet been uploaded appear in red. * [[Archilochus: A Guide to Selected Sources]]
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• Clement of Alexandria, Miscellanies (Stromateis) 1.21, 117.1
  ...us beyond the Ionian migration. Aristarchus, however, in his commentary on Archilochus, says that Homer dates to the time of the Ionian migration, which took plac [[Category:Hesiod Collections]]
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• Plutarch, Life of Numa 4.8, 62c
  ...over of Pindar’s songs. And the divine power gave a certain honour both to Archilochus and to Hesiod after they had died on account of the Muses. As for Sophocles [[Category:Hesiod Collections]]
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