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Anakreón
Дата рождения: 570 до н.э.
Дата смерти: 485 до н.э.
Другие имена: Anakreón z Teu
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Анакрео́нт — древнегреческий лирический поэт, один из Девяти лириков.
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Плутарх119
древнегреческий философ, биограф, моралист
Диоген Синопский28
древнегреческий философЦитаты Anakreón
„And last of all comes death.“
— Anacreon
Odes, L. (XL VIII.), 28.
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„E'en though I would not, die I must;
Why stray I thus through life?“
— Anacreon
XLV. (XLIII.), 5.
„Love for lineage nothing cares.
Tramples wisdom under foot.
Worth derides, and only looks
For money.“
— Anacreon
Odes, XXIX. (XXVIL, b), 5.
„But when an old man dances,
His locks with age are grey.
But he's a child in mind.“
— Anacreon
Odes, XXXIX. (XXXVII), 3.
„To-day belongs to me,
To-morrow who can tell.“
— Anacreon
Odes, VIII. (VIL), 9.
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„Persuasion's flowing well.“
— Anacreon
Odes, XVIII., 18 (6).
„Whence can we the future learn?
Life to mortals is obscure.“
— Anacreon
Odes, XXXVIII. (XXXVL), 19.
„I fled the headless darts of slanderous tongue.“
— Anacreon
Odes, XLII. (XL.), 11.
„Nature gave horns to the bull,
Hoofs gave she to the horse.
To the lion cavernous jaws,
And swiftness to the hare.
The fish taught she to swim,
The bird to cleave the air;
To man she reason gave;
Not yet was woman dowered.
What, then, to woman gave she?
The priceless gift of beauty.
Stronger than any buckler,
Than any spear more piercing.
Who hath the gift of beauty.
Nor fire nor steel shall harm her.“
— Anacreon
Odes, XXIV.
„Ah, cruel 'tis to love,
And cruel not to love,
But cruelest of all
To love and love in vain.“
— Anacreon
Odes, XXIX. (XXVII.), 1.
