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• A. Pal. vi. 336

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vi. 177

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. ix. 338

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. ix. 437

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. ix. 433

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. ix. 432

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vii. 659

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vi. 337

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vii. 660

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vi. 338

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vii. 661

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vi. 339

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vi. 340

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. ix. 435

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vii. 658

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vii. 662

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. ix. 599

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. ix. 600

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. xiii. 3

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vii. 663

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. vii. 664

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• A. Pal. ix. 598

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• ἐκ τῆς Βερενίκης Athenaeus vii. 284.

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

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• Μεγάρα

  Theocritus distils pastoral and erotic themes into epigrammatic form, each poem a miniature world of desire, wit, or landscape.

  127 lines