WorkTheocritus

Idylls

Idylls (c. 270 BCE) Inferred

Theocritus (c. 300 BCE–c. 260 BCE) · c. 270 BCE

InferredTheocritus is inferred as the primary author of the form; the title is inferred as the Idylls (the foundational collection of the genre).

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A Drive Through the Country: A Dialogue on Love, Duty, and Taste

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“In all the idyls I ever read they were told in caves or beside a trickling fountain”

Fuller, Margaret. "A Drive Through the Country: A Dialogue on Love, Duty, and Taste." Houghton Library, Harvard University.

Inferred Theocritus is inferred as the primary author of the form; the title is inferred as the Idylls (the foundational collection of the genre).