Since its transmission to the rest of Europe, the "Greek Anthology" has left a deep impression on its readers. In a 1971 article on Robin Skelton's translation of a selection of poems from the "Anthology", a reviewer for the "Times Literary Supplement" wrote, "The time of life does not exist when it is impossible to discover in it a masterly poem one had never seen before." Its influence can be seen on writers as diverse as Propertius, Ezra Pound and Edgar Lee Masters. Since full and uncensored English translations became available at the end of the 20th century, its influence has widened still further.