👉 Cinygma is a type of writing used in ancient Greek and Roman literature, specifically in epigrams (short humorous verses) or epigraphs (written quotes). These are short, humorous poems that often contain puns, similes, and allusions to other works. Cinygmas were commonly found on the walls of public buildings, temples, and libraries, and they were used as a form of entertainment and a way to express one's wit and sense of humor.
