Talk:Semonides

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This article needs to be edited and redone. Mentioning how great his description of the bee women is without mentioning the, you know, misogyny of the rest was, apparently, fine for 1911, but needs to be updated now. There are other sources for these things other than an out of date Encyclopedia Britannica. 129.137.213.128 20:51, 13 August 2007 (UTC)