Socrates attributes the theory of Platonic love in the Symposium Sappho, Corinna, Sulpicia - other Ancient women poets whose works survive Hypatia - Ancient Greek Neoplatonic philosopher and mathematician of the 4th and 5th century and one of the earliest known women in science Anna Komnene - Byzantine author in the 11th century who also helped establish legitimacy for her father's dynasty by writing the Alexiad Notes References Further reading External links English Translations of works attributed to Enheduanna at the Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature Inanna and Ebih The Exaltation of Inanna (Inanna B) Hymn to Inanna (Inanna C) Temple Hymns Collection Artifacts depicting Enheduanna Disk of Enheduanna in the Penn Museum Collections Database Spotlight on the Disk of Enheduanna (Penn Museum Blog) Disk of Enheduanna Seal of Enheduanna 23rd-century BC births 23rd-century BC deaths 23rd-century BC writers 23rd-century BC women writers 23rd-century BC clergy 23rd-century BC people 1927 archaeological discoveries Akkadian Empire Akkadian people Ancient Asian women writers Ancient Near Eastern scribes Ancient Mesopotamian women Ancient poets Ancient priestesses Ancient women poets Hymnwriters Inanna Sumerian people Ur Women hymnwriters Women religious writers Deified women