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Answer: Apollonius of Rhodes — Apollonius of Rhodes, born in Alexandria and appointed head librarian of the Great Library, wrote the 'Argonautica' — the only surviving Hellenistic epic — during his tenure in the city, before a scholarly dispute with his mentor Callimachus drove him to Rhodes.
Apollonius of Rhodes, born in Alexandria and appointed head librarian of the Great Library, wrote the 'Argonautica' — the only surviving Hellenistic epic — during his tenure in the city, before a scholarly dispute with his mentor Callimachus drove him to Rhodes.