by Paul the Silentiary (d. 575?80)
eἰ kaὶ tēloterō Meroēs teὸn ἴchnos...
Language: Greek (Ελληνικά)
eἰ kaὶ tēloterō Meroēs teὸn ἴchnos ἐreiseis, ptēnὸs Ἔrōs ptēnῷ keῖse menei me pherei. eἰ kaὶ ἐs ἀntoliēn prὸs ὁmochroon ἵxeai Ἠῶ, pezὸs ἀmetrētois ἕpsomai ἐn stadiois. eἰ de ti soi stellō bythion geras, ἵlathi, koyrē. eἰs sὲ thalassaiē toῦto pherei Paphiē, ^ kallei nikētheῖsa teoῦ chroὸs ἱmeroentos, tὸ prὶn ἐp᾽ ἀglaiῃ tharsos ἀpōsamenē.
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Confirmed with The Greek Anthology. with an English Translation by. W. R. Paton. London. William Heinemann Ltd. 1916. 1.
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- by Paul the Silentiary (d. 575?80) [author's text checked 1 time against a primary source]
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- Also set in English, a translation by Jane Minot Sedgwick (b. 1859) , "Epigram", appears in Songs from the Greek ; composed by Liza Lehmann.
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