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Quintus, Smyrnaeus

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Quintus, Smyrnaeus (lived 3rd–4th century)

Greek poet, a native of Smyrna. He was known also as Quintus Calaber because his epic, Paralipomena Homeri or Posthomerica (continuing the Trojan War from Hector's death to the return of the Greeks), was discovered at Otranto in Calabria in the 15th century.



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