His pastoral poems called the Idyll

His pastoral poems called the Idylls emphasized the discontinuity between
the environment of the city and the bucolic life of the country dweller,
although the rural people depicted in Theocritus's poetry were Greeks in
idealized landscapes rather than the actual workers of the Egyptian fields.
Nevertheless, his artistic pose reflected the fundamental social division of
the Ptolemaic kingdom between the food consumers of the town and the
food producers of the countryside.
The themes of Callimachus's prolific output underlined the division in

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Puisi pastoralnya disebut Idylls menekankan diskontinuitas antara
lingkungan kota dan kehidupan pedesaan dari penghuni negara,
meskipun orang-orang pedesaan yang digambarkan dalam puisi Theocritus ini berada Yunani di
lanskap ideal daripada pekerja sebenarnya dari bidang Mesir.
Namun demikian, dia berpose artistik mencerminkan pembagian sosial yang mendasar dari
kerajaan Ptolemaic antara konsumen makanan dari kota dan
produsen makanan dari pedesaan.
tema output produktif Callimachus ini digarisbawahi divisi di