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Arcadia
Arcadia,a series of verse eclogues connected by prose narrative, published 1504 by Sannazar , occupied with the loves, laments, and other doings of various shepherds in Arcadia. The work, which was immensely popular, was a link between the Pastorals of Theocritus and Virgil and those of Montemayor , Sidney , Spenser , and later writers.
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