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| − | '''Calliope''' is the chief [[muse]], and also the muse of poetry. She is credited as [[Homer]]'s muse, and is said to have inspired his [[Iliad]] and [[Odyssey]]. She is always depicted with a writing tablet and golden crown. | + | '''Calliope''' is the chief [[muse]], and also the muse of poetry. She is credited as [[Homer]]'s muse, and is said to have inspired his [[Iliad]] and [[Odyssey]]. She is always depicted with a writing tablet and golden crown. The instrument calliope is also named for her. |
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Revision as of 15:53, August 31, 2007
Calliope is the chief muse, and also the muse of poetry. She is credited as Homer's muse, and is said to have inspired his Iliad and Odyssey. She is always depicted with a writing tablet and golden crown. The instrument calliope is also named for her.
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