This author's use of Roman themes in the Alexandrian style led him to call himself the "Roman Callimachus," and this author's primary addressee was identified with Hostia.
This author wrote that Milanion wasn't afraid "when he crushed hard Atalanta's savagery" in one poem to Tullus, and in another poem this author asks "why does such mortal beauty exist on earth?" before forgiving Jupiter for all his affairs. This author's use of Roman themes in the Alexandrian style led him to call himself the "Roman Callimachus," and this author's primary addressee was identified with Hostia. He wrote of a girl who "first captivated poor me with her eyes," which opens his first collection of verses titled Monobiblos, which led to his induction into the literary circle of (*) Maecenas. For 10 points, identify this writer of elegy who wrote to Cynthia, who was the subject of an "homage" by Ezra Pound.
This author wrote that Milanion wasn't afraid "when he crushed hard Atalanta's savagery" in one poem to Tullus, and in another poem this author asks "why does such mortal beauty exist on earth?" before forgiving Jupiter for all his affairs.
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