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the Greek lyric poet, is said to have a descendant of Codrus, King of Athens, and have been born at Teos in Ionia about 562 B.c. tyrant of Samos, invited him to his and there he spent much of his life amidst pleasures of love and wine, which form the only of his graceful and spirited odes. According legend he died at the age of 85 from the lodgof a grape-stone in his windpipe. He has his name to a school of poetry, and it must admitted that few of his followers have adorned with so light and delicate a touch. Anadyomene (Greek, rising out of ), the epithet to Aphrodite, who was supposed to have born of the seafoam. The celebrated picture Apelles, Aphrodite Anadyomene, was placed in temple of A scul api us at Cos, and afterwards the temple of Venus at Rome.