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Herodas

Herodas, or Herondas (Ancient Greek: Ἡρώδας or Ἡρώνδας – the name is spelt differently in the few places where he is mentioned), was a Greek poet and the author of short humorous dramatic scenes in verse, probably written in Alexandria during the 3rd century BC.

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related to Further reading · 72
Herodas → Alan, Antichthon, Arnott, Boston, Brill, Bristol, Cambridge Classical Journal, Catalogue, Cazzato, Christopher Stray, Classical Philology, Classical World, Classics, David, Dream, Ediciones Clásicas, Edited, Editing, Eurípides, Fernández Delgado
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Herodas → Aegean, Aris, British Museum, Cambridge University Press, Cunningham, Editions, Encyclopædia Britannica, English, Fayum, FG Kenyon, Graham, Guy Davenport, Headlam, Hugh, In Chisholm, JA Nairn, Mimiambi, Mimiambs, Otto Crusius, Oxford
related to Originality · 27
Herodas → Alexandrian, Ancient Greek, Apart, Attic, BC, Dorian, Doric, Greek, Idylls, Ionic, Mime-iambics, Mimes, Mimiamboi, Pentamerone, Petronius, Plato, Rather, Sicily, Sophron, South Italy
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Herodas → Cercidas, Edmonds, Greek Choliambic Poets, Knox, Loeb Classical Library, Theophrastus Characters
related to Mime VIII · 2
Herodas → Opens, Within
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Herodas → unflinching realist

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Herodasis aunflinching realist0.90text
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Herodasrelated to External linksTheophrastus Characters0.60section
Herodasrelated to External linksCercidas0.60section
Herodasrelated to External linksGreek Choliambic Poets0.60section
Herodasrelated to External linksEdmonds0.60section
Herodasrelated to External linksKnox0.60section
Herodasrelated to External linksLoeb Classical Library0.60section
Herodasrelated to Further readingArnott0.60section
Herodasrelated to Further readingGeoffrey0.60section
Herodasrelated to Further readingKitchen Sink0.60section
Herodasrelated to Further readingGreece0.60section

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