Moskh ( ancient Greek Μόσχος - literally 'calf', most likely, a nickname; Moskh Syracuse [1] ) - ancient Greek poet - bucolic from Syracuse , lived in the II century BC. er
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He attributed to several surviving poems, including lyrical love poems "Eros-fugitive", "Europe", crying about the bucolic Bione, an epigram on Eros , comparing the life of a fisherman and a villager (the only bucolic work itself) and several small erotic plays. Most of the writings of Mosch are printed in editions of the writings of Bion and Theocritus .
Publications and Translations
- Theocritus . Mosh. Bion . Idylls and epigrams. / Per. and comm. M.E. Grabar-Passek // Series “ Literary Monuments ”. M.-L .: Publishing House of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR , 1958; 2nd ed., Repr. M .: Ladomir-Science. 1998
Notes
- ↑ Translations V. V. Latysheva
Literature
- Moskh // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : 86 t. (82 t. And 4 extra.). - SPb. , 1890-1907.