One of this author's poems attacks "malignant gnomes who write reviews in Rhodes." This man referred to everything that Apollo touched and possessed as golden, in his "Hymn to Apollo," which survives along with his "Hymn to Zeus" and "Hymn to Artemis." This author wrote various poems on causes, which he called Aetia, and his student Apollonius of Rhodes feuded with him over the nature of the epic, as he disliked long, epic poems. This man's Pinakes also provides a list of books and authors that do not survive to the present day. For 10 points, identify this major Greek scholar of Libyan descent from the third century BC who managed the Library of Alexandria and whose shades are invoked at the beginning of Homage to 
One of this author's poems attacks "malignant gnomes who write reviews in Rhodes." This man referred to everything that Apollo touched and possessed as golden, in his "Hymn to Apollo," which survives along with his "Hymn to Zeus" and "Hymn to Artemis." This author wrote various poems on causes, which he called Aetia, and his student Apollonius of Rhodes feuded with him over the nature of the epic, as he disliked long, epic poems. This man's Pinakes also provides a list of books and authors that do not survive to the present day. For 10 points, identify this major Greek scholar of Libyan descent from the third century BC who managed the Library of Alexandria and whose shades are invoked at the beginning of Homage to Sextus Propertius.
One of this author's poems attacks "malignant gnomes who write reviews in Rhodes.
Callimachus