[Born] 310. Syracuse Died around 250 BCE. Greek poet. Founder of pastoral poetry. He traveled from Sicily to Cos and joined the circle of Philetas, then moved to Alexandria, and then settled again on Cos or a nearby island. His collection of poems, Eidyllia, consists of pastorals, mimos, doxology, hymns, epyllions, lyric poems, epigrams, and more. It is his pastoral Būkolika, which depicts shepherds singing and playing in the Sicilian countryside, that has made him immortal. Other mimos include Pharmakeutria, a monologue by a woman complaining to the moon about her unrequited love, and Adōniazūsai, which depicts two women going to the festival of Adonis. He had a profound influence on Roman poets such as Virgil. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
[生]前310. シラクサ [没]前250頃 ギリシアの詩人。牧歌の創始者。シチリアからコス島に渡ってフィレタスのサークルに加わり,そこからアレクサンドリアに移り,再びコス島または近くの島に移住したらしい。詩集『小景詩』 Eidylliaは,牧歌,ミモス,頌徳詩,賛歌,エピュリオン,抒情詩,エピグラムその他から成り,なかでも彼の名を不朽にしたのは,シチリアの田園風景のなかで歌い戯れる牧人たちを描いた牧歌 Būkolikaである。また失恋を月に訴える女の独白から成る『女魔法師』 Pharmakeutria,アドニスの祭りに行く2人の女を描いた『アドニス祭の女』 Adōniazūsaiなどのミモスも有名である。ウェルギリウスらローマの詩人たちに深甚な影響を与えた。 出典 ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典ブリタニカ国際大百科事典 小項目事典について 情報 |
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