Indeed, we just might.

My fellow Grammar Nazis, STFU. It is intended to be a
meta-pun—and I have always wanted to
use her in the
dative! Also, I believe that it is correct insofar as
μετᾰ has a sense governing the dative, which
perfectly conveys my intended meaning. If I be mistaken, would any pedants care to correct me?
It didn't feel quite right, so I had to consult my HI, and it cast out this:
The preposition μετά governs genitive and accusative, not dative. So your pun would work, if you wrote μετά Φρύνης.
If your priority is Φρύνη in the dative, you may forget μετά and write instead ἐν Φρύνῃ, making an ἐν-pun.
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