The life of Pindar.
...thers say that Scopelinus was his uncle and was a flute-player, who taught Pindar his craft. His mother was Cleodice, but some spell it Cledice.
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The life of Pindar.
...thers say that Scopelinus was his uncle and was a flute-player, who taught Pindar his craft. His mother was Cleodice, but some spell it Cledice.
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...l-suited to be continually observed. But others ascribe it to Hercules, as Pindar does, adorning the contest with even more glory. For after he cleaned out t
Pindar died during the archonship of Abion in the 86th Olympiad after living for s
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...l-suited to be continually observed. But others ascribe it to Hercules, as Pindar does, adorning the contest with even more glory. For after he cleaned out t
Pindar died during the archonship of Abion in the 86th Olympiad after living for s
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...ious hymns to the gods and the cares of honey-voiced maidens. This is what Pindar was like, and this is what happened to him and what he accomplished. [30] H
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Scholium to Pindar, ''Pythian Ode'' 3.77-8 = 137b Drachmann}}
...ated the oracular response and honoured there the goddess with rituals, as Pindar had done.
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Scholium to Pindar, ''Pythian Ode'' 3.77-8 = 137b Drachmann}}
...ated the oracular response and honoured there the goddess with rituals, as Pindar had done.
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Scholium to Pindar, ''Nemean Ode'' 7.102 = 150a Drachmann}}
...tless to plow the very same fields of words as young foolish children do.” Pindar also says “to tear, harm” rather than “to wrong.” The analogy is fr
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Scholium to Pindar, ''Nemean Ode'' 7.102 = 150a Drachmann}}
...tless to plow the very same fields of words as young foolish children do.” Pindar also says “to tear, harm” rather than “to wrong.” The analogy is fr
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Scholium to Pindar, ''Nemean Ode'' 3.82 = 143 Drachmann}}
...– for indeed there was suspicion between the two poets for each other. But Pindar compares himself to the eagle, Bacchylides to the jackdaw.
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Scholium to Pindar, ''Isthmian Ode'' 1.1 = 1a Drachmann}}
“My mother”: meaning that Pindar is from Thebes.
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Scholium to Pindar, ''Nemean Ode'' 3.82 = 143 Drachmann}}
...– for indeed there was suspicion between the two poets for each other. But Pindar compares himself to the eagle, Bacchylides to the jackdaw.
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Scholium to Pindar, ''Isthmian Ode'' 1.1 = 1a Drachmann}}
“My mother”: meaning that Pindar is from Thebes.
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Suda s.v. ‘Pindar’ = π 1617 Adler}}
...Scopelinus is more obscure and a kinsman of Pindar. Some also related that Pindar was the son of Pagonides. He was student of the woman Myrtis, born in the 6
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{{DISPLAYTITLE: Suda s.v. ‘Pindar’ = π 1617 Adler}}
...Scopelinus is more obscure and a kinsman of Pindar. Some also related that Pindar was the son of Pagonides. He was student of the woman Myrtis, born in the 6
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...adornments such as rare words, analogies, paraphrases, songs, and rhythms. Pindar paid close attention to this advice and composed that famous ode:
...d said you should sow seed with the hand, not the entire sack. For in fact Pindar had heaped and jumbled up an entire panoply of stories and poured it into h
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...They go in a procession to the doors of Daïphantus [Pindar's father] – for Pindar has come to life, as you can see – and they mould him from when he is a c
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Scholium to Pindar, ''Olympian Ode'' 2.87 = 157a Drachmann}}
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...ems to have won because of her dialect, because she sang not in Doric like Pindar but in a dialect only Aeolians would understand, and she won because she wa
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...ems to have won because of her dialect, because she sang not in Doric like Pindar but in a dialect only Aeolians would understand, and she won because she wa
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