Kallimachos - Revision history

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born in [[Cyrene]] in [[Libya\|Ancient Libya]] circa 310 BCE, Kallimachos was educated in [[Athens]] and later moved to [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]] to work in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. Kallimachos strongly rejected the epic format of [[Homer]]'s poems, and instead supported a shorter, more judiciously formulated style of poetry. His works later proved to be extremely popular, second only to Homer's own works and were emulated by later poets.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – ~~[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#The Great Library of Alexandria\|~~The Great Library of Alexandria: "Kallimachos (c. 310-240 BCE)"]]</ref>		Born in [[Cyrene]] in [[Libya\|Ancient Libya]] circa 310 BCE, Kallimachos was educated in [[Athens]] and later moved to [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]] to work in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. Kallimachos strongly rejected the epic format of [[Homer]]'s poems, and instead supported a shorter, more judiciously formulated style of poetry. His works later proved to be extremely popular, second only to Homer's own works and were emulated by later poets.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – The Great Library of Alexandria: "Kallimachos (c. 310-240 BCE)"</ref>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born in [[Cyrene]] in [[Libya\|Ancient Libya]] circa 310 BCE, Kallimachos was ~~later~~ educated in [[Athens]]~~. He~~ later moved to [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]] to work in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. Kallimachos strongly rejected the epic format of [[Homer]]'s poems, and instead supported a shorter, more judiciously formulated style of poetry. His works later proved to be extremely popular, second only to Homer's own works and were emulated by later poets.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – [[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#The Great Library of Alexandria\|The Great Library of Alexandria: "Kallimachos (c. 310-240 BCE)"]]</ref>		Born in [[Cyrene]] in [[Libya\|Ancient Libya]] circa 310 BCE, Kallimachos was educated in [[Athens]] and later moved to [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]] to work in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. Kallimachos strongly rejected the epic format of [[Homer]]'s poems, and instead supported a shorter, more judiciously formulated style of poetry. His works later proved to be extremely popular, second only to Homer's own works and were emulated by later poets.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – [[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#The Great Library of Alexandria\|The Great Library of Alexandria: "Kallimachos (c. 310-240 BCE)"]]</ref>

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Born in [[Cyrene]] in [[Libya\|Ancient Libya]] circa 310 BCE, Kallimachos was later educated in [[Athens]]. He later moved to [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]] to work in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. Kallimachos strongly rejected the epic format of [[Homer]]'s poems, and instead supported a shorter, more judiciously formulated style of poetry. His works later proved to be extremely popular, second only to Homer's own works and were emulated by later poets.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – [[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#The Great Library of Alexandria\|The Great Library of Alexandria: "Kallimachos (c. 310-240 BCE)"]]</ref>		Born in [[Cyrene]] in [[Libya\|Ancient Libya]] circa 310 BCE, Kallimachos was later educated in [[Athens]]. He later moved to [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]] to work in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. Kallimachos strongly rejected the epic format of [[Homer]]'s poems, and instead supported a shorter, more judiciously formulated style of poetry. His works later proved to be extremely popular, second only to Homer's own works and were emulated by later poets.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – [[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#The Great Library of Alexandria\|The Great Library of Alexandria: "Kallimachos (c. 310-240 BCE)"]]</ref>

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			*''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' {{Mo}}

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	'''Kallimachos''' (c. 310/305 BCE – 240 BCE), also known as '''Callimachus''', was a [[Greece\|Greek]] poet, critic and scholar.		'''Kallimachos''' (c. 310/305 BCE – 240 BCE), also known as '''Callimachus''', was a [[Greece\|Greek]] poet, critic and scholar.

	Born in [[Cyrene]] in [[Libya\|Ancient Libya]], Kallimachos was later educated in [[Athens]]. He later moved to [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]] to work in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. Kallimachos strongly rejected the epic format of [[Homer]]'s poems, and instead supported a shorter, more judiciously formulated style of poetry. His works later proved to be extremely popular, second only to Homer's own works and were emulated by later poets.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – [[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#The Great Library of Alexandria\|The Great Library of Alexandria: Kallimachos (c. 310-240 BCE)]]</ref>		==Biography==
			Born in [[Cyrene]] in [[Libya\|Ancient Libya]] circa 310 BCE, Kallimachos was later educated in [[Athens]]. He later moved to [[Alexandria]] in [[Egypt]] to work in the [[Library of Alexandria]]. Kallimachos strongly rejected the epic format of [[Homer]]'s poems, and instead supported a shorter, more judiciously formulated style of poetry. His works later proved to be extremely popular, second only to Homer's own works and were emulated by later poets.<ref name="DT">''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – [[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt#The Great Library of Alexandria\|The Great Library of Alexandria: "Kallimachos (c. 310-240 BCE)"]]</ref>

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	'''Kallimachos''' (c. 310/305 BCE – 240 BCE), also known as '''Callimachus''', was a [[Greece\|Greek]] poet, critic and scholar.		'''Kallimachos''' (c. 310/305 BCE – 240 BCE), also known as '''Callimachus''', was a [[Greece\|Greek]] poet, critic and scholar.