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(3) He was a master of the scintillating surface, the witty musical epigram , the surprising twist.

(4) Today an epigram is generally defined as any short poem with a witty ending.

(5) The forms of satirical discourse and epigram are introduced to convey his opinions more directly.

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(8) He also takes over a number of themes from Hellenistic poetry, especially from Greek epigram .

(9) A Wildean epigram

(10) Combined with his epigrams , the carefully selected images become poor monuments, an aid to critical remembering.

(11) It contains some lists of epigrams and poems from the ancient library and it was found with a mummy, like a mask on the mummy.

(12) The Greek Anthology, a collection of erotic and witty epigrams compiled from classical to Byzantine times, pales beside it.

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(15) The only author the two seem to share in common is Oscar Wilde, hurling his various art-for-art's-sake epigrams at each other like barbs.

(16) From the 70s and 80s A.D., we have some poems and epigrams by Martial.

(17) Compared to her, Whitman is an epigrammatist .

(18) The papyrus bears 112 short poems called epigrams .

(19) Some of these examples are maxims, precepts, quips, proverbs and epigrams .

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