This is Volume 1 of the collected hymns, epigrams, and fragments of Callimachus, presented in Latin. Edited by Johann August Ernesti, with contributions from Ezechiel Spanheim, this volume offers a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of classical literature. Callimachus, a prominent figure of the Hellenistic period, is renowned for his refined style and erudite allusions. This edition provides a comprehensive view of his poetic works, reflecting the literary tastes and intellectual pursuits of the 18th century. The text allows readers to engage with Callimachus's contributions to Greek poetry and appreciate his lasting influence on Western literature.
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