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 Elegy and Iambus. with an English Translation by. J. M. Edmonds. Cambridge, MA. Harvard University Press. London. William Heinemann Ltd. 1931. 1.
-====== Ion of Samos ======
+====== Ion of Samos: Poems ======
 ===== Inscriptions =====
-“Ion1 on Euripides:—
+Ion1 on Euripides:—
-Farewell to thee, Euripides, for whom Night's eternal chamber is in the dark-leaved dells of Pieria;2 but albeit thou art underground, know that thy fame shall be everlasting even as the perennial graces of Homer.
+//Farewell to thee, Euripides, for whom Night's eternal chamber is in the dark-leaved dells of Pieria;2 but albeit thou art underground, know that thy fame shall be everlasting even as the perennial graces of Homer.//
-CURFRAG.tlg-1446.1
+Palatine Anthology
-” Palatine Anthology
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-“His image did Lysander set up upon this work3 when he destroyed the might of the Children of Cecrops by the victory of his swift ships, and crowned the never-ravaged Lacedaemon, citadel of Greece, his country of fair dances. These lines were made by Ion of sea-girt Samos.4” Inscription on a stone found at Delphi
+//His image did Lysander set up upon this work3 when he destroyed the might of the Children of Cecrops by the victory of his swift ships, and crowned the never-ravaged Lacedaemon, citadel of Greece, his country of fair dances. These lines were made by Ion of sea-girt Samos.4//
+Inscription on a stone found at Delphi
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