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Due to its structural aspects and content, Cleantes' Hymn to Zeus, is considered a significant and interesting text aiding our understanding of the Hellenistic era. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present paper offers a commentary on Callimachus' fragment 227 Pf. Firstly we discuss the fragment possible location in the poet's book of lambi, which has been mailer of a long and controversial discussion among the scholars. Secondly, We examine the text of the diégesis and, finally, I study the poem main difficulties to conclude with a brief reflection upon the theme of the symposium. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present paper offers a commentary on Callimachus' fragment 227 Pf. Firstly we discuss the fragment possible location in the poet's book of lambi, which has been matter of a long and controversial discussion among the scholars. Secondly, we examine the text of the diégesis and, finally, I study the poem main difficulties to conclude with a brief reflection upon the theme of the symposium. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]