Simonides of Keos was one of the most important praise-poets of the early fifth century BCE, ranking alongside Pindar and Bacchylides. In Simonides Lyricus, a group of leading international experts revisit familiar questions about his lyric poetry, and pose new ones. Themes discussed include textual criticism and attribution of fragments; poetic genre and the place of the poet?s melic fragments in his larger oeuvre; the historical, cultural and political background of the poems; and Simonides? afterlife in the biographical and anecdotal traditions that formed around his name. The volume makes a substantial contribution to modern discussions of Simonides? place in Greek literary and cultural history and to the understanding of this poet?s often fragmentary and difficult texts.
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