Lycophron
Λυκόφρων3rd century BC
Lycophron of Chalcis, a scholar at Alexandria, is the author of the Alexandra, a poem of 1,474 lines in the form of a messenger's report of the prophecies of Cassandra, famous for its dense and allusive mythology.
3rd century BC
Lycophron of Chalcis, a scholar at Alexandria, is the author of the Alexandra, a poem of 1,474 lines in the form of a messenger's report of the prophecies of Cassandra, famous for its dense and allusive mythology.
