Rustics.[1]
Also [sc. attested is the nominative singular] ἀγρότης ["countryman"], [meaning] he who lives in the country.
"But you were bent over like a drunken countryman."[2] And in the Epigrams: "the three kinsmen dedicated these nets, o rural Pan, each from a different hunt."[3] But the feminine form [is] ἀγρότις . In the Epigrams: "Teucer the Arab dedicated a lion's skin and his own rustic spear."[4]