How To Use Archilochus In A Sentence
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A young girl holding a myrtle branch in Archilochus survives in
Odysseus Elytis - Nobel Lecture
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Then there's the other kind of anthologist, the Disch kind, the weirdo, the iconoclast, the demented hedgehog to steal Archilochus of Paros's analogy.
Film Structure
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It is enough to name Archilochus, whom Mahaffy terms the Swift of Greek Literature, Simonides of Amorgos (circ.
English Satires
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Therefore also dikē is the implacable foe of that peculiar trespassing of the bounds of propriety which the Greeks called hybris (W. & D. 213, 238-39; Archilochus, frag. 94), and even though hybris may degrade dikē to violence in the Iron Age (W. & D. 190-93; cf. Theognis 'complaints at 44-45 and 291-92), dikē will win out in the end
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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As long as we're upping the stakes here, I sure wish somebody would return the Library of Alexandria that I loaned out, along with the complete works of Archilochus and Sappho.
Making Light: Universal Lending Library Amnesty Thread
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Back in 1953, British philosopher Isaiah Berlin famously laid out two opposing styles of leadership -- hedgehogs and foxes -- taking his cue from a line in an ancient Greek poem by Archilochus: "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.
Arianna Huffington: Why America Is Deeply in Need of a Good Hedgehog
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Archilochus, the Greek fabulist, once said, "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing.
Handicapping Apple, Facebook And Google
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Beautifully engineered hyperlink-like narrative coincidences take the reader from London's present-day dwindling hedgehog population to the seventh-century lyric poet Archilochus -- "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing, as Archilochus said, but what was it?
Janet Byrne: Nicole Krauss's 'Great House' Reviewed
