Pythian Ode IV

Summary

Pythian Ode IV is an ode^[1].

Key Facts

• Pythian Ode IV authored Pindar^[2].
• Pythian Ode IV's instance of is recorded as ode^[3].
• Pythian Ode IV's genre is lyric poetry^[4].
• Pythian Ode IV followed Pythian Ode III^[5].
• Pythian Ode IV was followed by Pythian Ode V^[6].
• Pythian Ode IV is part of Pythian Odes^[7].
• Pythian Ode IV's language of work or name is recorded as Ancient Greek^[8].
• Pythian Ode IV was released on 462 BC^[9].
• Pythian Ode IV was released on 461 BC^[10].
• Pythian Ode IV's has edition or translation is recorded as The Fourth Pythian Ode^[11].
• Pythian Ode IV's has edition or translation is recorded as Pythian IV^[12].
• Pythian Ode IV's has edition or translation is recorded as Pythique IV^[13].
• Pythian Ode IV's main subject is Pythian Games^[14].
• Pythian Ode IV's main subject is chariot racing^[15].
• Pythian Ode IV's main subject is Arcesilaus IV of Cyrene^[16].
• Pythian Ode IV's main subject is Jason^[17].
• Pythian Ode IV's main subject is Argonauts^[18].
• Pythian Ode IV's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[19].
• Pythian Ode IV's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[20].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Pythian Ode IV authored Pindar^[2].

Publication

Publication dates include 462 BC^[9] and 461 BC^[10]. Pythian Ode IV's language of work or name is recorded as Ancient Greek^[8]. Its genre is lyric poetry^[4]. It is part of Pythian Odes^[7].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include Pythian Games^[14], chariot racing^[15], Arcesilaus IV of Cyrene^[16], Jason^[17], and Argonauts^[18].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Pythian Ode IV followed Pythian Ode III^[5]. It was followed by Pythian Ode V^[6].