This poet wrote that "When you lie dead there will be no memory of you" in ToAndromeda and discusses Helen leaving her child and parents for Troy out of longingin a work sometimes named for Anactoria. This poet repeats (+) "O Hymenaeus!"in a work about a wedding proclaiming "Lift high the roofbeam/.
This poet wrote that "When you lie dead there will be no memory of you" in ToAndromeda and discusses Helen leaving her child and parents for Troy out of longingin a work sometimes named for Anactoria. This poet repeats (+) "O Hymenaeus!"in a work about a wedding proclaiming "Lift high the roofbeam/.../Lift high, you carpenters". This poet, who also wrote (*) The Marriage of Hektor and Andromache, penned a poem that ends with the five-syllable line "goddess, my ally" to a dedicatee who asked "Whom this time should I persuade to lead you back again to her love?" and who was described as "deathless" and "Artfully adorned". For ten points, name this poet of Hymn to Aphrodite, the namesake of a type of stanza, an ancient Greek from the island of Lesbos.
This poet wrote that "When you lie dead there will be no memory of you" in ToAndromeda and discusses Helen leaving her child and parents for Troy out of longingin a work sometimes named for Anactoria.
Sappho