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[[Paul the Silentiary]], also known as [[Paulus Silentiarius]] (Greek: [[Παῦλος ὁ Σιλεντιάριος]], died AD 575-580), was a Greek Byzantine poet and courtier to the emperor [[Justinian]] at [[Constantinople]]. | |wketx=[[Paul the Silentiary]], also known as [[Paulus Silentiarius]] (Greek: [[Παῦλος ὁ Σιλεντιάριος]], died AD 575-580), was a Greek Byzantine poet and courtier to the emperor [[Justinian]] at [[Constantinople]]. | ||
What little we know of Paul's life comes largely from the contemporary historian and poet Agathias, a friend and admirer, who describes him as coming from a rich and illustrious family, with a father, Cyrus, and a grandfather, Florus, who both probably held public office. | What little we know of Paul's life comes largely from the contemporary historian and poet Agathias, a friend and admirer, who describes him as coming from a rich and illustrious family, with a father, Cyrus, and a grandfather, Florus, who both probably held public office. | ||
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I press her breasts, our mouths are joined, and I feed in unrestrained fury round her silver neck, but not yet is my conquest complete; I still toil wooing a maiden who refuses me her bed. Half of herself she has given to Aphrodite and half to Pallas, and I waste away between the two. | I press her breasts, our mouths are joined, and I feed in unrestrained fury round her silver neck, but not yet is my conquest complete; I still toil wooing a maiden who refuses me her bed. Half of herself she has given to Aphrodite and half to Pallas, and I waste away between the two. | ||
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|trtx=az: Pavel Silentariy; ca: Pau Silenciari; de: Paulus Silentiarius; el: Παύλος ο Σιλεντιάριος; en: Paul the Silentiary; es: Pablo Silenciario; fr: Paul le Silentiaire; gl: Paulo Silenciario; id: Paulus Silentiarius; it: Paolo Silenziario; la: Paulus Silentiarius; mwl: Paulo Silenciário; nl: Paulos Silentiarios; pl: Paweł Silencjariusz; pt: Paulo Silenciário; ro: Paulus Silentiarius; ru: Павел Силенциарий; tr: Paulus Silentiarius | |||
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