Sappho (b. 612 B.C.), a lyric poet whose work exists only in fragments, was called the “tenth muse” by some classical writers.
Married, she lived in Lesbos and led a group of women who were devoted to music and poetry.
Sappho (b. 612 B.C.), a lyric poet whose work exists only in fragments, was called the “tenth muse” by some classical writers.
Married, she lived in Lesbos and led a group of women who were devoted to music and poetry.