This author of a hymn to the god Ammon called mankind "the dream of a shadow" a poem collected in his four books of epinikia.
Robert Duncan wrote a poem that begins by quoting this author's line "The light foot hears you, and the brightness begins." Thomas Gray used a poetic form named for this author to write "The Progress of Poesy." This author wrote a poem praising Athens as "violet-crowned" and the "bulwark of Greece." This author of a hymn to the god Ammon called mankind "the dream of a shadow" a poem collected in his four books of epinikia. This author celebrated the triumph of Hippocleas in the earliest of his Pythian Odes. For 10 points, name this Greek lyric poet of victory odes for athletes in contests such as the Olympic games.
Robert Duncan wrote a poem that begins by quoting this author's line "The light foot hears you, and the brightness begins."
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