Photius and Poetry

Barry Baldwin

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‘No art or science, except poetry, was foreign to this universal scholar’. Thus Edward Gibbon. It has long been notorious that poets are excluded from the Bibliotheca. Why? The question persists. Hence the present paper.

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1983History of Classical Scholarship 1962Photius' "Bibliotheca" in Byzantine Literature

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