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Pindaro

Also known as Pindarus, Pindaros, Dircæan Swan

poeta greco antico

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Pindar was a male poet, mythographer, and writer who wrote in Ancient Greek and Aeolic Greek. He was a citizen of the Boeotian confederation and belonged to the Greek ethnic group. His native language was Aeolic Greek, and he is described by sources including the Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition, the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, and The Nuttall Encyclopædia. His name in his native language is Πίνδαρος.

He was born around 522 BC and died around 443 BC. Pindar’s notable work is the Victory Odes. Other works attributed to him include Sentenzen, The odes of Pindar tr. into English metre, Les Olympiques de Pindare, Odas, and Pindari Olympia, Pythia, Nemea, Isthmia. He is associated with the significant place of Thebes.

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Person · Open Library

Born: ca. 522 BC
Died: ca. 443 BC
Works: 373

Top works

Sentenzen
The odes of Pindar tr. into English metre
Les Olympiques de Pindare
Odas
Pindari Olympia, Pythia, Nemea, Isthmia

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Key facts

Writer.image: Bust of Pindar.jpg
Writer.image_upright: 0.9
Writer.caption: Pindar, Roman copy of Greek 5th century BC bust (Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples)
Writer.native_name: Πίνδαρος
Writer.native_name_lang: grc
Writer.birth_place: Cynoscephalae, Boiotia
Writer.death_date: (aged approximately 80)
Writer.death_place: Argos
Writer.occupation: Lyric poet
Writer.genre: Poetry

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: Boeotian confederation
Occupation: writer
Languages spoken: Aeolic Greek
Native language: Aeolic Greek
Notable work: Victory Odes
Field of work: poetry
Image: Pindar statue.jpg

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Commons category: Pindar
Commons Creator page: Pindar
topic's main category: Category:Pindar
ethnic group: Greeks
writing language: Ancient Greek
name in native language: Πίνδαρος
date of birth: 0517-00-00
date of death: 0450-00-00
P12749: Josef Stübben
significant place: Thebes

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Works in European collections

34 objects attributed to Pindaro, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

Pindari Carmen Primum In Psaumidem Sive Olympicorum Quartum Cum Commentarii Specimine

Pindari Olympia, Pythia, Nemea, Isthmia :Graece & Latine

Aristologia Pindarica Graecolatina: Hoc est, quicquid est in Pindaro, uate ut uetustißimo, ita quoq [ue] castißimo & sapientißimo, memorabile... obuium... = Aristologia Pindarikē Hellenikolatinē

Panta ta Pindaru .... 1

Pindari Carmina quae supersunt :cum deperditorum fragmentis selectis. 2, Commentarius

Pindarou. Olympia. Pythia. Nemea. Isthmia. Kallimachou hymnoi, hoi heuriskomenoi. Dionysiou periēgēsis Lykophronos alexandra, to skoteinon poiēma. Pindari. Olympia. Pythia. Nemea. Isthmia. Callimachi hymni qui inueniuntur. Dionysius de situ orbis, Licophronis Alexandra, obscurum poema

Pindarus

Pindari Carmina [Printed Text]:] cum lectionis varietate et adnotationibus

Pindari poetae vetustissimi, lyricorum facile principis, Olympia, Pythia, Nemea, Isthmia [Texto impreso]

Pindari Olympia, Pythia, Nemea, Isthmia [Texto Pin]:] caeterorum octo lyricorum carmina, Alcaei, Sapphus, Stesiehori, Ibici, Anacreontis, Bacchilidis, Simonidis, Alemanis, nonnulla etiam aliorum, omnia graece & latine, Pindari interpretatio noua est, eaque ad verbum, caeteri partim ad verbum, partim carmine sunt redditi

Carmina Quae Supersunt Cum Deperditorum Fragmentis Selectis Ex Recensione Boeckhii Commentario Perpetuo Illustravit Ludolphus Dissenius, Professor Gottingensis

Le Odi. Traduzione Di Giuseppe Borghi Riveduta E Corretta Dal Traduttore

Pindari Carmina Ex Interpretatione Latina Emendatiore. Cvravit Christian. Gottlob Heyne

Odi

Tutte le opere

Werke, Urschrift, Übersetzung in den Pindarischen Versmaaßen und Erläuterungen. Th. 1

Carmina :cum lectionis varietate et adnotationibus. 1

Pindari Carmina

Pindar's Siegesgesaenge :mit Prolegomenis ueber Pindarische Kolometrie und Textkritik. 1, Olympische Siegesgesänge : griechisch und deutsch

Pindari Carmina :cum lectionis varietate et adnotationibus. 2,2, Scholia In Pythia Nemea Et Isthmia

An attempt at a prosaic translation of the Greek songs of Pindar. 1, 1 The Olympic victory songs in themselves

Pindari Carmina :cum lectionis varietate et adnotationibus. 2,1, Interpretatio Latina Et Scholia In Olympia : Vetera Et Recentia

Pindari Carmina :cum lectionis varietate et adnotationibus. 1

Pindari Opera quae supersunt. 2,2

Pindari Carmina

Pindaru Periodos hoc est Pindari Lyricorum Principis, Plus Quam Sexcentis In Locis emaculati ... Olympionikai. Pythionikai. Nemeonikai. Isthmionikai Illustrati :Versione nova fideli. Rationis metricae indicatione certa.Ddispositione textus genuina. Commentatio sufficiente ...

Olympionikai, Pythionikai, Nemeonikai, Isthmionikai. [2], Pythionikai

Pindari Opera quae supersunt. 2,1

Pindari Carmina quae supersunt :cum deperditorum fragmentis selectis. 1, Carmina : cum annnatatione critica

Carmina :cum lectionis varietate et adnotationibus. 3,1, Carminum Pindaricorum fragmenta et Godofredi Hermanni Dissertationes Pindaricae

Article · Italiano

Pindaro (in greco antico: Πίνδαρος, Píndaros; Cinocefale, 518 a.C. circa – Argo, 438 a.C. circa) è stato un poeta greco antico, tra i maggiori esponenti della lirica corale.

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Pindaro