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Headword:
Anakreôn
Adler number: alpha,1916
Translated headword: Anakreon, Anacreon
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Of
Teos. Lyric poet. Skythinos' son, though some suggested Eumelos', others Parthenios',[1] others Aristokritos'. He wrote elegies and iambics, all in Ionic dialect. He was born in the time of Polykrates the tyrant of
Samos in the 52nd Olympiad,[2] though some assign him to the time of Kyros and Kambyses in the 55th Olympiad.[3] He was exiled from
Teos on account of the rebellion of Histiaios and settled in
Abdera in Thrace.[4] His life was devoted to love affairs with boys and women and to his poems. He also composed wine-drinking songs, iambics, and the songs called
Anacreontea.
Greek Original:Anakreôn, Têïos, lurikos, Skuthinou huios, hoi de Eumêlou, hoi de Partheniou, hoi de Aristokritou edoxasan. egrapsen elegeia kai iambous, Iadi panta dialektôi. gegone kata Polukratên ton Samou turannon Olumpiadi nb#: hoi de epi Kurou kai Kambusou tattousin auton kata tên ne# Olumpiada. ekpesôn de Teô dia tên Histiaiou epanastasin ôikêsen Abdêra en Thraikêi. bios de ên autôi pros erôtas paidôn kai gunaikôn kai ôidas. kai sunegrapse paroinia te melê kai iambous kai ta kaloumena Anakreonteia.
Notes:
OCD(4) s.v. '
Anacreon' and 'Anacreonta' (pp. 77-78); Perseus Encyclopedia entry at web address 1.
[1] cf. the
scholia to
Plato,
Phaedrus 235C.
[2] 572-569 BCE. (Adler [addenda] notes Kuster's suggested emendation of this numeral to 62nd, i.e. 532-529.)
[3] 560-557 BCE.
[4] Again at
tau 319.
Associated internet address:
Web address 1
Keywords: biography; chronology; daily life; dialects, grammar, and etymology; food; gender and sexuality; geography; history; poetry; politics; women
Translated by: William Hutton on 25 April 2001@23:26:49.
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