 Another popular genre of the era was the "pastorale héroïque", the first example of which was Lully's last completed opera "Acis et Galatée" (1686).The "pastorale héroïque" usually drew on Classical subject matter associated with pastoral poetry and was in three acts, rather than the five of the "tragédie en musique".Around this time, some composers also experimented at writing the first French comic operas, a good example being Mouret's "Les amours de Ragonde" (1714).