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HOW IT WORKS
1st century BC in poetry
Summary
Roman republic/Roman empire
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Poets (by date of birth)
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Lucretius
(94 - 49 BCE)
Catullus
(84 -54 BCE)
Virgil
(Oct. 15, 70 - Sept. 21, 19 BCE)
Gallus
(69 - 26 BC),
Egypt
Horace
(Dec. 8, 65 - Nov. 27, 8 BC)
Tibullus
(54 - 19 BCE)
Propertius
(50 - 15/2 BCE),
Bevagna
Ovid
(Mar 20, 43 BCE - 17 CE)
Unknown Date:
Sulpicia
[1]
- the only woman poet of
Ancient Rome
whose works survive
Meleager of Gadara
Works
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Meleager of Gadara
gathers an anthology of short poems and epigrams that would become the basis for the
Greek Anthology
South Asia
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Works
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The
Pali Canon
is first written down (estimated)
The
Tolkappiyam
, a
Tamil
grammar written in verse
China
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Poets (by year of birth)
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Yang Xiong
(53 BCE - 18 CE)
Korea
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Poets (by year of birth)
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Yuri of Goguryeo
, (reigned c. 17 BCE to 18 CE)
References
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^
Plant, Ian Michael (2004).
Women Writers of Ancient Greece and Rome: An Anthology
. University of Oklahoma Press. p. 106.
ISBN
9780806136219
.