Nietzsche wrote that he had found "catchwords" that allowed him to learn of the arrangement of this author's poems. In one poem, this author noted that he placed a sphregis, or seal, on his verses so he would know if they were copied. This poet wrote that "Loving a boy has been something pleasant since the son of Cronos was in love with Ganymede," and many of his verses were addressed to Kyrnos. Though he may have lived in Sicily, this author was  originally from Megara.
Nietzsche wrote that he had found "catchwords" that allowed him to learn of the arrangement of this author's poems. In one poem, this author noted that he placed a sphregis, or seal, on his verses so he would know if they were copied. This poet wrote that "Loving a boy has been something pleasant since the son of Cronos was in love with Ganymede," and many of his verses were addressed to Kyrnos. Though he may have lived in Sicily, this author was  originally from Megara. For 15 points, identify this 6th century elegiac poet whose 1,400 extant verses are the most of any Greek lyric poet.
Nietzsche wrote that he had found "catchwords" that allowed him to learn of the arrangement of this author's poems.
Theognis