From Rags to Riches

AMONG THE EXTANT fragments of Anacreon two concern a certain Artemon, frs 8 and 82 Gentili = 372 and 388 PMG.' The first is only two lines long, but the second is the most extensive piece of Anacreon that we possess. Critics have generally seen fr. 82 as an abusive or satiric poem, a reading which seems incongruous with the usual view of Anacreon as the elegant poet of love and wine.2 The singularity of the Artemon-poem, however, is illusory; there are other fragments of an abusive nature, but their importance has been

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