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Exploring themes of love, beauty, nature, and mythology, this collection features the lyrical and elegant poetry of the ancient Greek poet Anacreon. Notable poems include "Sapho," "Bion," "Moschus," "Theocrite," "Musée," and "La Veillée des Fêtes de Vénus," showcasing rich metaphors and allegories. Regarded as a masterpiece of Greek poetry, this work has left a lasting impact on poets and writers throughout history. The book is offered as a facsimile reprint, preserving its cultural significance for modern readers.

Focusing on the works of Anacreon, a 5th-century BC Greek poet known for his love and conviviality themes, this collection features a critical edition of his poems. Edited and annotated, it provides insights into Anacreon's literary significance. Originally published in 1809, this scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint, preserving the cultural importance of Anacreon's poetry for modern readers. It caters specifically to enthusiasts of Greek poetry, ensuring accessibility to these classic works.

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Celebrating themes of love, wine, and beauty, this collection features 41 lyrical odes by the ancient Greek poet Anacreon. Known for their playful tone and vivid imagery, the poems explore the joys of life, friendship, and revelry. Presented in both Greek and English, with translations by Thomas Moore, the work is divided into two parts. An introduction offers context about Anacreon's life and poetry, highlighting the collection's cultural significance and its enduring celebration of the pleasures of existence.