 There is also evidence that Semonides composed the sort of personal invective found in the work of his near contemporary iambographer Archilochus and the later Hipponax, but no surviving fragment can be securely attributed to such a poem.The name "Semonides" (, "Sēmōnídes") is attested by an entry transmitted in two ancient lexica—the "Etymologicum Genuinum" and "Etymologicum Magnum"—which apparently had Choeroboscus as its immediate source