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According to one source (Stobaeus, Ecl. 1.136.21 ff.), concepts are

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The difference of authorship of _Ecl. _ 1-7 and of _Ecl. _ 8-11 is shown by the following: (1) Final _ŏ_ shows classical usage in 1-7, but in

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_Ecl. _ 6, to Varus, probably written B.C. 40 from Siron's villa.

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The poet Euphorion of Chalcis (of third century B.C.) is alluded to in _Ecl. _ 10, 50 in connection with Gallus.

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He wrote four Books of love-poems to Cytheris, the _liberta_ who afterwards deserted him for Antony: Serv. _ad Ecl. _ x. 1, 'amorum suorum de Cytheride scripsit libros iv.'

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For a few years we hear nothing of his life, but we may suppose that he continued his studies in literature and philosophy, probably at his farm, if we can draw any inference from the language of _Ecl.

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_Ecl. _ 7 used to be taken as referring to the Colosseum, which was not commenced till about A.D.

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Cf. also _Ecl. _ 6, 31-40, where a brief sketch is given of the

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He was a friend of Virgil, and was the 'Mopsus' of _Ecl.

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