Dialectul eolic al lui Sappho, unul dificil de învățat, și, chiar în timpurile Romane considerat arhaic, a pus un obstacol considerabil între lucrările ei și celebriate după ce acestea nu au mai fost cerute în academii. A literary papyrus of the second century CE. [9][10] The testimonia are also a source of knowledge regarding how Sappho's poetry was received in antiquity. Ea a compus însă și imnuri corale precum și poeme de largă respirație, după câte rezultă dintr-un fragment de epithalam în care cânta nunta lui Hector cu Andromaca. [124] The earliest surviving poem to do so is a third-century BCE epigram by Dioscorides,[125][126] but poems are preserved in the Greek Anthology by Antipater of Sidon[127][128] and attributed to Plato[129][130] on the same theme. Fragment 132 describes Cleïs as "παῖς" (pais), which, as well as meaning "child", can also refer to the "youthful beloved in a male homosexual liaison". She was born around 615 B.C. Ca rezultat, mulți translatori timpurii transformau poezia lui Sappho în așa fel ca aceasta să rimeze și să se potrivească gusturilor literare și/sau stilistice ale respectivului popor. [49] However, the papyrus tradition suggests that this may not have been the case: a series of papyri published in 2014 contains fragments of ten consecutive poems from Book I of the Alexandrian edition of Sappho, of which only two are certainly love poems, while at least three and possibly four are primarily concerned with family. Sappho (/ˈsæfoʊ/; Greek: Σαπφώ Sapphō [sap.pʰɔ̌ː]; Aeolic Greek Ψάπφω Psápphō; c. 630 – c. 570 BCE) was an Archaic Greek poet from the island of Lesbos. În prezent nu sunt conoscute izvoare istorice care să confirme aceste relatări. La Mort de Sappho, Honoré Daumier (France, Marseilles, 1808-1879), France, 1843, Prints, Lithograph. [35] This indication that Sappho was born into an aristocratic family is consistent with the sometimes rarefied environments that her verses record. [31][32][33] Some scholars dismiss this tradition as unreliable. She was from a wealthy family from Lesbos, though her parents' names are uncertain. [102] Friedrich Gottlieb Welcker argued that Sappho's feelings for other women were "entirely idealistic and non-sensual",[103] while Karl Otfried Müller wrote that fragment 31 described "nothing but a friendly affection":[104] Glenn Most comments that "one wonders what language Sappho would have used to describe her feelings if they had been ones of sexual excitement", if this theory were correct. The most commonly used numbering system is that of E. M. Voigt, which in most cases matches the older Lobel-Page system. Demetrios, în "Tratatul despre stil" (167), a remarcat că, în seria cântecelor de nuntă arta poetei variază simțitor față de maniera ei obișnuită, străbătută de un intens lirism. Cette date correspond également à la mort de Miguel de Cervantès et à la naissance de William Shakespeare. Sappho (/ ˈ s æ f oʊ /; Greek: Σαπφώ Sapphō [sap.pʰɔ̌ː]; Aeolic Greek Ψάπφω Psápphō; c. 630 – c. 570 BCE) was an Archaic Greek poet from the island of Lesbos. Despite the highly personal tone of her poetry, Sappho gives very few details of her life. Este mai mult ca sigur, judecând ansamblul creației sale artistice, că Sappho nu iubea atât personalitatea tinerelor sale discipole, ale căror nume le cunoaștem destul de bine (Atthis, Anactoria, Gyrinna, Gongyla "cea ca un boboc de trandafir") cât și aspectul fizic al frumuseții lor, în plină înflorire. She was probably born around 630 BC on the island of Lesbos. Principala ei compoziție, în acest domeniu, este destinată nunții lui Hector și Andromaca, dar autentificarea poemului este contestată. Sentimentul de iubire față de frumusețea gingașă a uneia sau a alteia dintre elevele sale revine în poezia safică sub multiple înfățișări. [156] Even after Sappho's works had been lost, the Sapphic stanza continued to be used in medieval lyric poetry,[138] and with the rediscovery of her work in the Renaissance, she began to increasingly influence European poetry. 58 from the Köln papyrus", "The New Sappho in a Hellenistic Poetry Book", "The Meter and Metrical Style of the New Poem", "Sappho Fragments 58–59: Text, Apparatus Criticus, and Translation", "A new Sappho poem is more exciting than a new David Bowie album", SORGLL: Sappho 1, read by Stephen G. 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[59] Manuscript copies of Sappho's works may have survived a few centuries longer, but around the 9th century her poetry appears to have disappeared,[60] and by the twelfth century, John Tzetzes could write that "the passage of time has destroyed Sappho and her works". În afară de Grații, Muze, Nereide, și Nimfe un loc aparte îl ocupă Adonis, o divinitate asiatică minoră, legată, ca și Afrodita de cultul plantelor. [28] In the Tithonus poem she describes her hair as now white but formerly melaina, i.e. europarl.europa.eu That is also th e day o n which Miguel de Cerv ant es died and Wil lia m Sh ak espeare was born. "[116] David A. Campbell in 1967 judged that Sappho may have "presided over a literary coterie", but that "evidence for a formal appointment as priestess or teacher is hard to find". [121] Some of her poetry appears to have been composed for identifiable formal occasions,[122] but many of her songs are about – and possibly were to be performed at – banquets. The seaside village of Skala Eresou on the island of Lesbos became a popular pilgrimage for lesbians in the late 20th century due to its location near Sappho's purported birthplace. În lirica românească Mihai Eminescu a compus binecunoscuta "Odă în metrul antic", căreia i-a oferit un conținut filosofic diferit de opera lui Sappho. Căci Sappho, mai presus de orice, iubea frumosul, oricând și pretutindeni. Quamquam carmina Sapphus temporibus antiquis … J.-C. Aucun auteur ne donne d'indication sur la date de sa mort [22]. Lefkada, Insulele Ionice, Grecia: Etnie: Greci: Ocupație: poetă scriitoare compozitoare: Activitate; Limbi: limba greacă veche Opere semnificative: Ode to Aphrodite [*] [[| ]] Herodotus, the oldest source of the story, reports that Charaxus ransomed Rhodopis for a large sum and that Sappho wrote a poem rebuking him for this. FRAGMENTS DE SAPPHO. Little is known for certain about Sappho's life. [138] Later in that century, she would become a model for the so-called New Woman – independent and educated women who desired social and sexual autonomy –[167] and by the 1960s, the feminist Sappho was – along with the hypersexual, often but not exclusively lesbian Sappho – one of the two most important cultural perceptions of Sappho.[168]. Alexandre le Grand ["Alexander the Great"]. . [110], Even if Sappho did compose songs for training choruses of young girls, not all of her poems can be interpreted in this light,[120] and despite scholars' best attempts to find one, Yatromanolakis argues that there is no single performance context to which all of Sappho's poems can be attributed. Many of the surviving fragments of Sappho contain only a single word[46] – for example, fragment 169A is simply a word meaning "wedding gifts",[68] and survives as part of a dictionary of rare words. [155] As early as the 9th century, Sappho was referred to as a talented woman poet,[138] and in works such as Boccaccio's De Claris Mulieribus and Christine de Pisan's Book of the City of Ladies she gained a reputation as a learned lady. Sappho, and in Ideal Likenesses) took Sappho as one of their progenitors. Tennyson based poems including "Eleanore" and "Fatima" on Sappho's fragment 31,[158] while three of Housman's works are adaptations of the Midnight poem, long thought to be by Sappho though the authorship is now disputed. In this case, the “secret” was the discovery on a fragment of papyrus of two new poems by the seventh-century BC Greek poetess, Sappho. Iată începutul poemului: "Mi se pare întocma la fel cu zeii/Omul care chiar dinainte îți șade/Și de aproape dulcile șoapte îți soarbe/Capul plecându-l/Și surâsul fermecător ți-admiră." Sappho also began to be regarded as a role model for campaigners for women's rights, beginning with works such as Caroline Norton's The Picture of Sappho. The earliest of these is a fragmentary biography written on papyrus in the late third or early second century BCE,[96] which states that Sappho was "accused by some of being irregular in her ways and a woman-lover". [93], The common term lesbian is an allusion to Sappho, originating from the name of the island of Lesbos, where she was born. Mississippi had the highest population of Sappho … La Mort de Sappho; France, 1843 Series: L'Histoire ancienne Periodical: Le Charivari, 4 January 1843 Prints; lithographs Lithograph Sheet: 9 5/16 x 7 5/16 in. Este vorba de fapt despre o asociație, care nu era decât o școală de muzică și poezie afiliată cultului marii divinități de origine asiatică; Afrodita. Dans ce travail, qui s’appuie sur une recherche originale et un matériel d’archives déjà constitué, nous nous pencherons sur le cas de la constantinopolitaine d’origine chypriote Sappho Léondias, et sur les domaines dans lesquelles elle a déployé son activité : presse, enseignement, lettres. Beyond her poetry, she is well known as a symbol of love and desire between women,[5] with the English words sapphic and lesbian being derived from her own name and the name of her home island respectively. There are three sources of information about Sappho's life: her testimonia, the history of her times, and what can be gleaned from her own poetry — although scholars are cautious when reading poetry as a biographical source. She wrote a variety of wedding and festive songs, cultic hymns, satirical songs, and even epic-like songs. [72], Until the last quarter of the nineteenth century, only the ancient quotations of Sappho survived. Amintirea ei și impresia pe care a produs-o asupra posterității au lăsat urme neșterse în literatura greco-latină. Tematica poeziilor sale este pur feminină, axată pe învățătura muzicii și a dansului. 18-24 de Sapph. [98], Among modern scholars, Sappho's sexuality is still debated – André Lardinois has described it as the "Great Sappho Question". Cu privire la viața intimă a poetei părerile sunt împărțite. In ancient times, she was considered one of the greatest lyric poets and was granted monikers like "Tenth Muse" and "The Poetess". The discoveries of new poems by Sappho in 2004 and 2014 excited both scholarly and media attention. Divinitățile proslăvite în imnurile pe care le compunea la diferite ocazii, fac aproape toate parte din cortegiul Afroditei. [24] Sappho's own name is found in numerous variant spellings, even in her own Aeolian dialect; the form that appears in her own extant poetry is Psappho. In Greek, the Hellenistic poet Nossis was described by Marilyn B. Skinner as an imitator of Sappho, and Kathryn Gutzwiller argues that Nossis explicitly positioned herself as an inheritor of Sappho's position as a woman poet. [149] In his Historical Miscellanies, Aelian wrote that there was "another Sappho, a courtesan, not a poetess". Istoria Literaturii Elene - M.Marinescu-Himu; A. Piatkowski. [110] Various cultural contexts and social roles played by Sappho have been suggested, including teacher, cult-leader, and poet performing for a circle of female friends. Abia la câteva lectrui cititorul își dă seama că impresia neasemuită care se degajă din fragmentele lizibile este, în fond, efectul unei arte poetice rafinate, în care legile simetriei și ale opoziției sunt aplicate fără greș. [73] By the end of the nineteenth century, Grenfell and Hunt had begun to excavate an ancient rubbish dump at Oxyrhynchus, leading to the discoveries of many previously unknown fragments of Sappho. La Mort de Sappho M.91.82.152 La Mort de Sappho; France, 1843 Series: L'Histoire ancienne Periodical: Le Charivari, 4 January 1843 Prints; lithographs Lithograph Sheet: 9 5/16 x 7 5/16 in. [46] She is best known for her lyric poetry, written to be accompanied by music. În acest poem nu este vorba despre o contemplare a ființei iubite și pierdute, nici despre un sentiment de meschină gelozie, ci de o stare psihologică complexă, determinată de izolarea celor doi față de tumultul pasional al poetei, ignorat cu desăvârșire de tânăra pereche. El a fost primul poet latin care a folosit strofa safică. Sapho, de son vrai nom Danielle Ebguy est une artiste franco-marocaine née le 10 janvier 1950 à Marrakech. [53], The Alexandrian edition of Sappho's poetry was based on the existing Athenian collections,[50] and was divided into at least eight books, though the exact number is uncertain. Evident, Sappho avea un model ilustru în poemele lui Arhiloh din Paros, dar puterea de expresie în creația ei, o îmbinare unică de simplitate și forță, este remarcabilă. 630-612 f.Kr., død ca. Într-un cântec meșteșugit pe baza antifonică, după modelul cântecului popular, se deplânge moartea demonului în accente care amintesc de "threnosul" (cântec de jale) homeric. Deoarece puțini oameni sunt capabili să înțeleagă limbile antice, fiecare epocă a trdus lucrările lui Sappho în felul ei diferit. Sappho: Sappho: Date personale; Născută: secolul al VII-lea î.Hr. [157] Such influential poets as Alfred Lord Tennyson in the nineteenth century, and A. E. Housman in the twentieth, have been influenced by her poetry. [51] In the fifth century BCE, Athenian book publishers probably began to produce copies of Lesbian lyric poetry, some including explanatory material and glosses as well as the poems themselves. [97] These ancient authors do not appear to have believed that Sappho did, in fact, have sexual relationships with other women, and as late as the tenth century the Suda records that Sappho was "slanderously accused" of having sexual relationships with her "female pupils". She was sometimes referred to as "The Poetess", just as Homer was "The Poet". Enciclopedia Civilizației Grecești - P.Devambez; R.Flacelière; P.M.Schuhl; R.Martin. Little is known with certainty about the life of Sappho, or Psappha in her native Aeolic dialect. Notița biografică din lexiconul bizantin Suda susține că a fost căsătorită cu un cetățean bogat din Lesbos , Kerkylas, cu care a avut o fetiță Cleis (sau Kleïs), numită după mama poetei. [46] The Suda also attributes to Sappho epigrams, elegiacs, and iambics; three of these epigrams are extant, but are in fact later Hellenistic poems inspired by Sappho, as are the iambic and elegiac poems attributed to her in the Suda. [40], According to the Suda, Sappho was married to Kerkylas of Andros. er oldtidens mest kendte kvindelige digter og en af de ni kanoniske græske lyrikere.Hun levede på øen Lesbos og digtede på den æoliske dialekt.En del af hendes digte handler om kærlighed til kvinder, og Sapfos digtning på øen Lesbos har derfor lagt navn til den lesbiske kærlighed. HYMNE A VÉNUS. [54] Many modern scholars have followed Denys Page, who conjectured a ninth book in the standard edition;[54] Yatromanolakis doubts this, noting that though testimonia refer to an eighth book of Sappho's poetry, none mention a ninth. Un motiv pentru care metrul safic a încetat să mai fie studiat a fost că Greaca Atică și Homerică erau principalele limbi de studiu. În această odă Sappho asistă, stând deoparte, la șoaptele a doi îndrăgostiți. Son oeuvre littéraire marque l'apogée du mouvement précieux. [123], In antiquity Sappho's poetry was highly admired, and several ancient sources refer to her as the "tenth Muse". Most recently, major discoveries in 2004 (the "Tithonus poem" and a new, previously unknown fragment)[74] and 2014 (fragments of nine poems: five already known but with new readings, four, including the "Brothers Poem", not previously known)[75] have been reported in the media around the world. (If the life and death of Socrates are those of a wise man, the life and death of Jesus are those of a God), a quote from Rousseau's Émile ou De l'éducation of 1762. Autres résolutions : 320 × 175 pixels | 640 × 350 pixels | 1 024 × 560 pixels | 1 799 × 984 pixels . L-a cunoscut pe Alceu. Ea a condus un fel de școală (sau cerc dacă vreți) pe nume "Casa Muzelor" pentru tinerele nobile, școală care a fost pusă sub patronajul Muzelor, Grațiilor și a Afroditei. [47] The oldest surviving fragment of Sappho currently known is the Cologne papyrus which contains the Tithonus poem,[71] dating to the third century BCE. Madeleine de Scudéry, née au Havre le 15 novembre 1607 et morte à Paris le 2 juin 1701, est une femme de lettres française. [88][89][i] According to Page DuBois, the language, as well as the content, of Sappho's poetry evokes an aristocratic sphere. Later legends surrounding Sappho's love for the ferryman Phaon and her death are unreliable. [18][d] Admirând-o, din diferite puncte diferite de vedere, fiecare din criticii literari ai antichității au relevat laturi diferite ale talentului ei: Dionysos din Halicarnas i-a lăudat melodia versului, eufonia stilului. [140][141], Other ancient poets wrote about Sappho's life. "Émile si la vie et la mort de Socrate sont d'un sage, la vie et la mort de Jesus sont d'un Dieu." Influența Asiei, cu care Lesbosul întreținea legături intense, se făcuse, de altfel, simțită de mult în creația litereară a insulei Lesbos și încă din secolul VII Î.Hr. [145] Ovid's Heroides 15 is written as a letter from Sappho to her supposed love Phaon, and when it was first rediscovered in the 15th century was thought to be a translation of an authentic letter of Sappho's. Sappho and her family were exiled from Lesbos to Syracuse, Sicily, around 600 BCE. Sappho presumably wrote about 10,000 lines of poetry, but only around 650 lines survive today. [52] There may have been more than one Alexandrian edition – John J. Winkler argues for two, one edited by Aristophanes of Byzantium and another by his pupil Aristarchus of Samothrace. Prin vădita preferință față de divinitățile venite din Orient, alegorii ale frumuseții, grației și fecundității, Sappho depășește lumea zeilor lui Homer. [151], In 1652, the first English translation of a poem by Sappho was published, in John Hall's translation of On the Sublime. Fichier d’origine ‎ (1 799 × 984 pixels, taille du fichier : … [b][8] The representations of Sappho's life that occur in the testimonia always need to be assessed for accuracy, because many of them are certainly not correct. Sappho was born on the Greek island of Lesbos sometime between 630 and 612 BCE (from the evidence of several different conflicting sources) and it seems that she had already become quite famous by around 600 BCE or just after. In 1959, Denys Page, for example, stated that Sappho's extant fragments portray "the loves and jealousies, the pleasures and pains, of Sappho and her companions"; and he adds, "We have found, and shall find, no trace of any formal or official or professional relationship between them, ... no trace of Sappho the principal of an academy. ad 612 a.C.n., fuit poetria lyrica Graeca, conditrix et caput scholae poeticae nomine thiasus. [20] The announcement of the Tithonus poem was the subject of international news coverage, and was described by Marylin Skinner as "the trouvaille of a lifetime".[74][169]. În secolul al II-lea alături de Mimnerm și Arhiloh, poeziile create de Sappho erau foarte citite de publicul iubitor de poezie; în acea vreme, retorii Maximos din tyr, Himerios, Synesios continuau să admire și să comenteze creația poetei. She was exiled to Sicily around 600 BCE, and may have continued to work until around 570. Today, most of it has been lost. [2] In ancient times, Sappho was widely regarded as one of the greatest lyric poets and was given names such as the "Tenth Muse" and "The Poetess". [112] At the beginning of the twentieth century, the German classicist Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff posited that Sappho was a sort of schoolteacher, to "explain away Sappho's passion for her 'girls'" and defend her from accusations of homosexuality. [58], The earliest surviving manuscripts of Sappho, including the potsherd on which fragment 2 is preserved, date to the third century BCE, and thus predate the Alexandrian edition. M.L. Today, it is generally accepted that Sappho's poetry portrays homoerotic feelings:[106] as Sandra Boehringer puts it, her works "clearly celebrate eros between women". No. In 1879, the first new discovery of a fragment of Sappho was made at Fayum. Rose that "Sappho wrote as she spoke, owing practically nothing to any literary influence," and that her verse displays "the charm of absolute naturalness. Most of Sappho’s poetry has not been found, save for one complete poem: the ‘Ode to Aphrodite’. In 1566, the French printer Robert Estienne produced an edition of the Greek lyric poets which contained around 40 fragments attributed to Sappho. (1953) Ford F350 4x4 Crew Cab Pick Up vs. Lotus Elise S2… Eastern Belle Tatra JK 2500 (1956) The Moon (Σελήνη, Luna). ‘The Death of Sappho’ was created in 1876 by Gustave Moreau in Symbolism style. I wanted a complete work to peruse at leisure, with annotations and explanations throughout. Catul a tradus liber unele poeme, imitând-o în expresia pasională a versurilor de iubire pe care le-a compus pentru Lesbia. [16] Sappho's father's name is less certain. [23] Sappho's father is not mentioned in any of her surviving works, but Campbell suggests that this detail may have been based on a now-lost poem. Only a handful of details are known about the life of Sappho. Son nom, Sappho, est connu dans l'Antiquité pour avoir été porté par des étrangers (c'est-à-dire des non-Grecs) et celui de son père, Scamandrônymos, est formé … [86] Thus in fragment 2 Sappho has Aphrodite "pour into golden cups nectar lavishly mingled with joys",[87] while in the Tithonus poem she explicitly states that "I love the finer things [habrosyne]". De exemplu cărturarii moderni au notat ecouri ale lui Sappho printre versurile poeziei lui :Despre Natura Umană, care copiază din qvasi-sacrul accent a lui Sappho (alsos), ramurile bătute de vânt, și surprinzătorul cuvânt pentru somn adânc (kōma).[9]. 384). Les parents de Sappho appartenaient à l'aristocratie de Lesbos. When I first searched for Sappho's poems on the web, I found that most sites used out-of-date translations and numberings, with no original Greek. [163] In the nineteenth century Sappho was co-opted by the Decadent Movement as a lesbian "daughter of de Sade", by Charles Baudelaire in France and later Algernon Charles Swinburne in England. Iubirea, strălucirea frumuseții tinere, farmecul personal, luxul, vraja nopții luminate de lună se desprind din fiecare rând scris de poetă, în puternic contrast cu oroarea de aspectele degadante ale vieții. Persuasiunea pe cine vrei să convingă? [29] Alcaeus possibly describes Sappho as "violet-haired",[30] which was a common Greek poetic way of describing dark hair. Odată cu retragerea lucrărilor ei din norma academică (fenomen petrecut în tot Imperiul Bizantin), foarte puține copii a lucrărilor ei au fost făcute de scribi. [91] She contrasts Sappho's "flowery,[...] adorned" style with the "austere, decorous, restrained" style embodied in the works of later classical authors such as Sophocles, Demosthenes, and Pindar. In 1508 Aldus Manutius printed an edition of Dionysius of Halicarnassus, which contained Sappho 1, the "Ode to Aphrodite", and the first printed edition of Longinus' On the Sublime, complete with his quotation of Sappho 31, appeared in 1554. μή μ᾽ ἄσαισι μήτ᾽ ὀνίαισι δάμνα, πότνια, θῦμον. Aluziile mitologice, atâtea câte există la Sappho, sunt desprinse, în majoritatea lor, din ciclul troian, însă raportate însă la stări subiective. . Horațiu a scris, la rândul lui ode în metrul safic, dar era prea departe de temperamentul liric al poetei pentru a se putea apropia de tonul vibrant al poemelor ei, așa cum a făcut Catul. She was born either in the town of Eresus or in Mytilene on the island of Lesbos in the northern Aegean Sea and lived her life in Mytilene. În lirica universală, au fost poeți care au încercat să scrie versuri în metrul safic (la noi Mihai Eminescu). black. Being born on the Isle of Lesbos she is also referred to as the first Lesbian poet. Strofa ei preferată a primit numele de "safică"; în cântecele de nuntă, caracterizate prin refrenuri scurte, săltărețe, apar vădite influențe de ritmică populară sub forma unor strigături. [4] Two of them, Charaxos and Larichos, are also mentioned in the Brothers Poem discovered in 2014. Sappho se va întoarce în țară cu prilejul amnistiei acordate de primul magistrat. Adonis, sau o altă divinitate asemănătoare, a fost cântat și sub numele de Phaon (sau Faon). "[92] Against this essentially romantic view, one school of more recent critics argues that, on the contrary, Sappho's poetry displays and depends for its effect on a sophisticated deployment of the strategies of traditional Greek rhetorical genres – so that it seems spontaneous, whilst actually being very crafted. [50] Some time in the second or third century, Alexandrian scholars produced a critical edition of Sappho's poetry. [146] Sappho's suicide was also depicted in classical art, for instance on a first-century BCE basilica in Rome near the Porta Maggiore. O mare descoperire la Oxyrhynchus a adus multe versuri noi dar cu lipsuri la lumină. She is said to have married a wealthy man named Cercylas, and she herself mentions a daughter, Cleis. [148] By the third century CE, the difference between Sappho's literary reputation as a poet and her moral reputation as a woman had become so significant that the suggestion that there were in fact two Sapphos began to develop. Traduit de l'anglais par Théo Varlet (1934) Marc-Antoine, sa vie et son temps ["The Life and times of Marc Antony"]. [44] Later the exiles were allowed to return. Find more prominent pieces of history painting at Wikiart.org – best visual art database. Sappho restrânge tematica odei la cercul propriilor ei vicsitudini, dovedin, odată în plus că și în domeniul poeziei publice domină interesul ei personal. In 1681 Anne Le Fèvre's French edition of Sappho made her work even more widely known. Tot ce o înconjoară se cuvine să fie frumos: "Blând Zefirul mângâie unda rece/Printre crengi de măr coborându-și zvonul/Iar din vârf ce-și tremură frunza, molcom/Picură somnul" sau:"Iarăși hora stelelor își ascunde/Strălucirea frunții când lumina crește/Risipindu-și, plină, lumina peste/Negura luminii." Valoroase sunt prelucrările ei din lirica populară din Lesbos, adevărate bijuterii ale genului, cântece de nuntă îndeosebi. [27] The legend may have resulted in part from a desire to assert Sappho as heterosexual. In the seventh century after the founding of Naucratis, about 650 B.C., many Mytilenaeans migrated to Naucratis and engaged in trade in wine and other products. 258 K) suggested that Sappho killed herself by jumping off the Leucadian cliffs for love of Phaon, a ferryman. În poemele lipsite de destăinuiri asupra simțămintelor personale, Sappho se dovedește aceeași mare poetă.
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