adespota

adespota

(əˈdɛspətə)
pl n
anonymous works of poetry
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fragments currently reside in the adespota. Bowra (1958) argues that
Weaving Time: Ariadne and the Argo in Catullus, C. 64
3, Philonicus to Xenophon, Adespota. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2011.
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"Fragmenta." Poetae melici Graeci: Alcmanis, Stesichori, Ibyci, Anacreontis, Simonidis, Corinnae, poetarum minorum reliquias, carmina popularia et convivialia quaeque adespota feruntur.
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xlvii that KV excludes adespota) show just how much more extensive, and how diverse the body of patristic writing in the second to the seventh centuries actually was: the anonymous Easter Festal Letters KV 80-81 and the Alexandrian World-chronicle (KV 1, surviving in two papyrus exemplars), suggest that our textual attestation for such works is more extensive than might have been expected.
Repertorium der Griechischen Christlichen Papyri, II, Kirchenvater-Papyri, vol 1: Beschreibungen (RGCP II/1)
1149b16--we may just have a two-word fragment-we have some reason to rescue the fragment from the adespota.
A FRAGMENT OF SIMONIDES?(1)
We can now look forward to volumes II (Anacreon, Simonides, Corinna), III (Poetae Minores et Adespota), and IV (Sappho and Alcaeus).
Poetarum Melicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, vol. 1, Alcman, Stesichorus, Ibycus
"Whenever there is drinking, bring us an auletris" ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], Adespota comica, fr.
Associating the auletris: flute girls and prostitutes in the classical Greek symposium
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