Odysseas Elytis
Odysseas Elytis was a Nobel Prize-winning Greek poet, celebrated for his lyrical poetry that reflects the beauty of Greek landscapes and the complexities of national identity.
Born on Nov 02, 1911 (114 years old)
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis is a notable poet whose correspondence with Nikos Gatsos is included in the collection at Widener Library.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis is quoted discussing the unique beauty of the Aegean Sea and its cultural significance.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis was a Nobel laureate poet who welcomed Antonis Samaras during his political rise.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis is referenced in relation to a statue in the square of Dexamenis.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis is mentioned as another significant figure in the literary circles that Hadjidakis engaged with.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis is referenced as another great poet whom Giorgos Markopoulos visited for an inscription in his book.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis was one of the founding members of the Society of Writers.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis is quoted for his beautiful line about the garden entering the sea.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis is another Nobel laureate who shaped the sensitivity of Greek culture.
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Greece:
Odysseas Elytis, the brother of Marina's grandfather, frequently visited the mansion and had a deep connection to Mytilene.
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