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Resumo: O artigo estuda a coralidade da poesia mélica (ou lírica) de Safo (Lesbos, c. 630-580 a.C.), na Grécia arcaica (c. 800-480 a.C.), e sua relação com o universo das parthénoi – as virgens ou moças ainda não casadas –, um dos elementos mais caracterí... see more

The paper examines the well-known, yet never fully interpreted relationship between Catullus’ Carmen 51 and Sappho’s Fragment 31 with the goal of highlighting once again coincidences and differences of the two texts, as well as their interdependence and c... see more

This article discusses Sappho’s “Ode to Anaktoria” (fragment 16) poem as a ‘marginal’ product of an aristocratic intellectual in the transitional society of Mytilene at the end of the Archaic Period (8th-5th century B.C.). The research method is a kind of... see more

This article examines the valuable contribution that Katherine Bradley and her niece Edith Cooper made to the vast tradition of queer Sapphism in Long Ago (1889), their first volume of poetry published under the collaborative pseudonym of Michael Field. T... see more

Sappho’s Tithonius poem can be considered a presocratic philosophical text? Some characteristics make us see those verses in its philosophical mood: 1) It portrays a situation of loving learning, love (philía) to knowledge; 2) It provides a general and es... see more

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In this article, we analyse the structure of two poems by Sappho (Fr. 1 and Fr. 31), for which we present a poetic translation. It is followed by a commentary on stylistic aspects of the poems and the way they were recreated (or not) in the translation.

This article explores the relationships and correlations between early Greek elegy (7th—5th c. BC) and the elegiac mood of a poem understood today as a nostalgic and melancholic attitude of the subject evoked in a poem. The known surviving ancient texts p... see more

When a Hellenistic editor chose an opening poem for an edition of an earlier poet, the motives and the readerly results can be investigated in the cases of Pindar and Sappho.

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