Greek Anthology Book I Chapter III Part III

Introduction

CHAPTER III
Epitaphs

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CHAPTER III

XXI
ON THE SAME
CALLIMACHUS

What stranger, O shipwrecked man? Leontichus found me here a corpse on the shore, and heaped this tomb over me, with tears for his own calamitous life: for neither is he at peace, but flits like a gull over the sea.

• Epitaphs
• On the Empty Tomb of One Lost at Sea, Glaucus
• On the Empty Tomb of One Lost at Sea, Simonides
• On the Empty Tomb of One Lost at Sea, Damagetus
• On a Sailor Drowned in Harbour, Antipater of Sidon
• On Ariston of Cyrene, Lost at Sea, Theaetetus
• On Biton of Amphipolis, Lost at Sea, Nicaenetus
• On Polyanthus of Torone, Lost at Sea, Phaedimus
• On a Wayside Tomb, Nicias
• On the Children of Nicander and Lysidice