Poet John Greening wrote a group of these known as the "Huntingdonshire" ones, while Conrad Aiken published a group known as "Brownstone" in 1942.  
Poet John Greening wrote a group of these known as the "Huntingdonshire" ones, while Conrad Aiken published a group known as "Brownstone" in 1942.  Six "town" ones were written by Mary Wortley Montagu, while a group of "piscatory" ones were written by Phineas Fletcher.  The most famous group of these inspired Jan Novak's 1969 composition Mimus Magicus, and ends with a poem about a man who was in love with Cythoris, who is called "Lycoris" in the poem.  Another of those poems is known as the "Pharmaceutria," while the most notorious of them celebrates the birthday of Salonius, the son of Gaius Asinius Pollio.  FTP, name this group of ten pastoral poems written by Virgil.
Poet John Greening wrote a group of these known as the "Huntingdonshire" ones, while Conrad Aiken published a group known as "Brownstone" in 1942.  
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