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Disciples of Sappho (1896) by Thomas Ralph Spence. Anactoria is generally considered among Sappho's followers, and is cast as the object of her desire
Disciples of Sappho (1896) by Thomas Ralph Spence. Anactoria is generally considered among Sappho's followers, and is cast as the object of her desire in Sappho's poetry.
Sappho and Alcaeus (1881), painted by Lawrence Alma-Tadema: Anactoria's name is visible near the middle of the painting.
Sappho and Alcaeus (1881), painted by Lawrence Alma-Tadema: Anactoria's name is visible near the middle of the painting.
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In fragment 16, Sappho uses Helen's love for Paris (depicted here in a painting by Jacques-Louis David) as an example of her claim that the most beaut
In fragment 16, Sappho uses Helen's love for Paris (depicted here in a painting by Jacques-Louis David) as an example of her claim that the most beautiful thing in the world is whatever one most loves.