{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Suda'' s.v. Anacreon (A 1916=I p. 171-2 Adler)}}
Anacreon, a Tean man, a lyric poet, the son of Scythinus. Others thought he is the
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...ner'' 12.46 (533f-534a) = Anacreon 21 Bergk = 54 Diehl = 82 Gentili = 388 (Anacreon 43) Page ''PMG''}}
{{#lemma: πρὶν | Ξανθῆι δε γ’ Εὐρυπύληι μέλει / ὁ περοφόρητος Ἀρτέμων. (= Anacreon 27, Athenaeus 12.533 f) ante πρὶν add. Bergk (cf. Bergk Poetae Lyrici
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...Dinner'' 10.29 (427a-b) = Anacreon 43 Diehl = 63 Bergk = 33 Gentili = 356 (Anacreon 11) Page ''PMG''}}
According to Anacreon [the right proportions are] one measure of wine to two of water:
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...ner'' 12.46 (533f-534a) = Anacreon 21 Bergk = 54 Diehl = 82 Gentili = 388 (Anacreon 43) Page ''PMG''}}
{{#lemma: πρὶν | Ξανθῆι δε γ’ Εὐρυπύληι μέλει / ὁ περοφόρητος Ἀρτέμων. (= Anacreon 27, Athenaeus 12.533 f) ante πρὶν add. Bergk (cf. Bergk ''Poetae Lyric
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...sent a fifty-oared ship for Anacreon of Teos and took him to the city for Anacreon, and he always had Simonides of Ceos about him, enticing him with great wag
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...patria Homeri quaeritur, in his de Aeneae matre uera, in his libidinosior Anacreon an ebriosior uixerit, in his an Sappho publica fuerit, et alia, quae erant
...stigate Homer’s fatherland, these the true mother of Aeneas, these whether Anacreon was more lecherous or more drunken, these whether Sappho was a public slave
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Palatine Anthology'' 6.142 = Anacreon 107D Diehl = 103 Bergk = 198 Gentili = xiii Page ''FGE''}}
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See old Anacreon, stuffed with too much wine, bent over on that rounded base, see how the ol
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And Anacreon, the lyric poet, lived eighty-five years...
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...this statue, stranger, and say, when you get home, “I saw the likeness of Anacreon in Teos, one of the greatest among the poets of old.” Add to this that he
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This tomb on Teos, his fatherland, took Anacreon, immortal singer through the Muses, who singing songs of the Graces, and si
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...s for a poet to appear shaggy and rustic. Consider that [160] Ibycus, and Anacreon of Teos and Alcaeus, who all wrote such soft harmonies, all wore a mitra an
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...poet Ibycus of Rhegium invented that instrument [the ''sambuca''], just as Anacreon did the ''barbiton''.
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He that ever wove songs of feminine verse, sweet Anacreon, Teos brought him to Greece, the rouser of drinking parties, the deceiver o
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...side (of the acropolis), and standing close to the statue of Xanthippus is Anacreon of Teos, the first poet after Sappho of Lesbos who wrote mainly love-poetry
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The same also happened to Anacreon, who, having exceeded the ordinary span of human life, was killed by a sing
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Anacreon the lyric poet lived with him (Polycrates of Samos); in fact, all of Anacreon’s poetry is full of references to him.
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...poetry books in this case bears works of the inimitable Graces – works of Anacreon, which the sweet old man of Teos wrote, either by wine or by love; we come
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Anacreon, on an embassy to Polycrates, was pleased to address the great Xanthippus.
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...e Gods have adorned with the beauty of nature? It is the resting-place of Anacreon. Spring, summer and autumn delighted the blest poet, and before winter fina
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