Quintus (Smyrnaeus)

Arthur Sanders Way

Some of the major tales in the 'Fall of Troy' are: how the Amazonian Queen, Penthesileia, died for Troy; the death of Memnon; how Apollo slayed Achilles; and the death of Paris.

The Fall of Troy

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The Fall Of Troy

Joannes Tzetzes

Coluthus

Tryphiodorus

Quinti Smyrnaei, Tryphiodori, Ioannis Tzetzae, et Coluthi Carmina de rebus troianis

XIV libris comprehensa

Ilias Kointu Smyrnaiu seu Quinti Calabri Paraleipomena, id est derelicta ab Homero

Reditus Graecorum, capta Troia liber unus

Cointi Smyrnaei, popularis Homeri, poetae vetustissimi & suavissimi, Ilii Excidii libri duo

Il seguito dell'Iliade

La guerre de Troie, ou, La fin de l'Iliade d'après Quintus de Smyrne

Quintus (Smyrnaeus)

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