Answer:
Theocritus
Explanation:
Theocritus was a Greek poet; he, however, was born in 300 BC in Syracuse, Sicily, Italy. His work was characterized as pastoral poetry (a literary work depicting the rural life in an artificial manner and showing a contrast with the city and court life). His poems were known as eidyllia (“idylls”), a diminutive of the Greek word eidos, which may mean “little poems”. Among his most famous works are Bucolics and Mimes, Epics, Lyrics, and Spurious Works.
