The "Aethiopis" is an ancient Greek epic poem attributed to the poet Arctinus of Miletus. It is part of the Epic Cycle, a collection of poems that narrate the events surrounding the Trojan War. The poem focuses on the arrival of the Ethiopian hero Memnon and his battle against the Greek hero Achilles. The "Aethiopis" is significant for its portrayal of themes such as heroism and fate. It also explores the consequences of war and the relationships between gods and mortals. Although the complete text is lost, fragments and references in later works provide insight into its content and importance in ancient literature.