Archilochus (in a more exact transliteration, Arkhilokhos) lived during the mid seventh century B.C.E. (Before the Common Era) and is one of the earliest notable Greek poets after Homer. He composed mainly short poems in various meters, and, although...

In the following excerpt, Will examines Archilochus's point-of-view, ideas, and critical reputation both in his own and in modern times.

In the following essay, Burnett examines Archilochus's fables, particularly their element of anger that led to his reputation as the poet of abuse.

In the following essay, Taylor offers an imaginary autobiography of Archilochus, with emphasis on his philosophy.