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Antimachus of Colophon and the Position of Women in Greek Poetry

Note 125 — Women in Greek Poetry

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Whether the words are to be taken as really seriously meant is, of course, doubtful, though one’s instinctive distrust of their sincerity is perhaps misplaced; for, after all, this is very primitive poetry of its kind. That such words should have been written at all is the remarkable point about them.

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