The Life & Poetry of Sappho with Dr Diane J Rayor

N.B.: This is an audio-only interview.
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Basic Texts for Study:
The Cambridge Companion to Sappho, edited by P.J. Finglass & Adrian Kelly: a.co/d/2tkviVi
Sappho: A New Translation of the Complete Works, 2nd Edition, translated by Diane Rayor with an introduction by Andre Lardinois:
a.co/d/5ZmX9oW
Sappho's Lyre: Archaic Lyric & Women Poets of Ancient Greece, translated by Diane Rayor: a.co/d/e3Nf0Dd
Sappho podcast:
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Greek Lyric Poetry: Includes Sappho, Archilochus, Anacreon, Simonides and many more, translated by M.L. West: a.co/d/1FOmPhW
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Resources for the Academic Study of the texts of Antiquity:
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www.perseus.tuf...
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[@kariannecrysler640]

Great interview

[@iceblinkmender]

The enduring use of the ancient saying, 'go touch some grass,' serves as evidence for the poetic association with eroticism that persists to this day 🧐

[@WABTpodcast]

Yes, I think I'm going to use "I'm green as grass" in other contexts as well ☺️

[@Thebes77777]

"go smoke some grass" then begin your works.