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Antimachus of Colophon and the Position of Women in Greek Poetry

Note 1 — Women in Greek Poetry

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The expression is, of course, an awkward one, for the word “romance,” like “chivalry,” embodies the old superstition that such feelings were a product of the Christian Middle Ages; but this and similar expressions are so generally used in this connection, that there is little real risk of misunderstanding, and I cannot think of anything better.

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