Crossword Clue: Poet exiled from Lesbos
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Poet exiled from Lesbos"
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- Ancient Greek lyric poet
- Ancient Greek poet sometimes called the "Tenth Muse"
- Ancient poetess
- Greek lyric poet
- Greek lyricist called the greatest female poet of antiquity
- Greek poet
- Greek poet born on Lesbos
- Greek poetess
- Early Greek lyric poet
- Homoerotic Greek poet dubbed "The Tenth Muse" by Plato
- "Hymn to Aphrodite" poet
- ''Hymn to Aphrodite'' poet
- Classical lyric poet
- Noted queer poet
- Whom Plato called "the tenth Muse"
- Plato called her "the tenth Muse"
- Plato dubbed her "the tenth Muse"
- Plato's "tenth Muse"
- "Ode to Aphrodite" poet
- Poet exiled from Lesbos
- Poet of Lesbos
- Poet with a special passion for women
- The so-called "Tenth Muse"
- "The tenth Muse," per Plato
- The tenth Muse, to Plato
- The tenth Muse
- Lyric poet of Lesbos
- Lesbian poet of note
- Lesbos lyrist
- Lesbos poet: 6th century B.C.
- Sixth century BC Greek poetess
Recent Usage of Poet exiled from Lesbos in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 17, 2014
- USA Today - March 18, 2013
- Chronicle of Higher Education - Feb. 5, 2010