Richard Rawles is lecturer in Greek at the University of Edinburgh, UK. He has published on a variety of topics in Greek literature, including Sappho, archaic and classical lyric, drama and Hellenistic poetry.

An interesting, admirable, and largely successful effort to squeeze a gallon into a pint pot.

• Introduction1. Callimachus on philology and poetics2. Callimachean voices 3. Religion and the gods4. People and places5. Envoi: the end of the Aetia, and Callimachus in RomeBibliography

Richard Rawles is lecturer in Greek at the University of Edinburgh, UK. He has published on a variety of topics in Greek literature, including Sappho, archaic and classical lyric, drama and Hellenistic poetry.

An interesting, admirable, and largely successful effort to squeeze a gallon into a pint pot.

• Introduction1. Callimachus on philology and poetics2. Callimachean voices 3. Religion and the gods4. People and places5. Envoi: the end of the Aetia, and Callimachus in RomeBibliography

Richard Rawles is lecturer in Greek at the University of Edinburgh, UK. He has published on a variety of topics in Greek literature, including Sappho, archaic and classical lyric, drama and Hellenistic poetry.

An interesting, admirable, and largely successful effort to squeeze a gallon into a pint pot.

• Introduction1. Callimachus on philology and poetics2. Callimachean voices 3. Religion and the gods4. People and places5. Envoi: the end of the Aetia, and Callimachus in RomeBibliography