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Virgil’s Ecl. X 64-68 is a good point about the theme of farewell to the poetry, developed in the eclogue, and the relationship with Theoc. VII 111- 114 is very interesting. These verses, however, also refer to Ecl. I 61-66, and thus join the beginning and the end of Virgil’s bucolic liber, but also affirm again the great differences between Virgil’s and Theocritus’ poetry

Verg., <em>Ecl</em>. X 64-68 e la fine delle <em>Bucoliche</em>