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About Pentadius (poet)
Pentadius (fl. c. 3rd or 4th century AD) was a Latin poet of Late Antiquity. He was of North African origin, and seemingly a Christian. Two elegies and four epigrams are ascribed to him in the Anthologia Salmasiana.
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“Hic est ille, suis nimium qui credidit undis
Narcissus vero dignus amore puer.
cernis ab irriguo repetentem gramine ripas
ut per quas periit crescere possit aquas.”
Narcissus vero dignus amore puer.
cernis ab irriguo repetentem gramine ripas
ut per quas periit crescere possit aquas.”
“Crede ratem ventis, animum ne crede puellis;
namque est feminea tutior unda fide.
femina nulla bona est, vel, si bona contigit una,
nescio quo fato est res mala facta bona.”
namque est feminea tutior unda fide.
femina nulla bona est, vel, si bona contigit una,
nescio quo fato est res mala facta bona.”
About Pentadius (poet)
Pentadius (fl. c. 3rd or 4th century AD) was a Latin poet of Late Antiquity. He was of North African origin, and seemingly a Christian. Two elegies and four epigrams are ascribed to him in the Anthologia Salmasiana.