Pamphos Ancient Greek Πάμφως (Pamphos) is an Athenian poet, allegedly a contemporary of Linus of Thrace, inventor of the ialémos. Two purported short...

268–271) Prior here refers to the poet Pamphilus, but it is likely he meant Pamphos. This Carlavirus should not be confused with the similarly named Narcissus...

the linos, which appears to have been popular even in the days of Homer. Pamphos, the Athenian, and Sappho, sang of Linus under the name of Oetolinus (oitos...

side are celebrated mysteries which must not be divulged to the many. Pamphos (Πάμφως or Πάμφος) was the first we know of to sing about the Graces, but...

is quoted several times by the tragic ones in scenes of lamentations. Pamphos associates him with Linos, son of Urania. During the Classical period,...

“whereas the real name of the Maid [Kore] is Persephone, as Homer and Pamphos before him say in their poems, the real name of the Mistress [Despoina]...

his Description of Greece (Ἑλλάδος περιήγησις). Pausanias, deferring to Pamphos, believed that the myth of Persephone long antedated that of Narcissus...

85. Prior here refers to the poet Pamphilus, but it is likely he meant Pamphos Palladius, the fourth century Roman agricultural writer was best known...