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grbs-1341	Ypsilanti, Maria	Deserted Delos: A Motif of the Anthology and Its Poetic and Historical Background	2010	23	.pdf	application/pdf	9331	455	68	In Antipater Delos is ἐρϱηµαίη and suffers from χητο- σύνη, misery/destitution;6 Callimachus, on the contrary, had presented her negative geographical features (e.g. 4.11 ἄτρϱοπος, “unmoved” or “unfit for cultivation,” in the second sense clearly a disagreeable characteristic,7 ἁλιπλήξ, beaten by the sea), as overcome by Apollo’s protection and by her prom- inent position among the other islands (16–27). While in Callimachus Delos is praised for her benevolence to Leto and for her defiance of Hera, which, despite the rough weather to which the island is exposed (4.11–14, 25–26), re- sulted in her widespread fame through the birth of Apollo on her, Antipater pictures the pitiful condition into which Delos has finally fallen and explains it as due to the help she offered Leto.	cache/grbs-1341.pdf	txt/grbs-1341.txt