The final section, dedicated to "you, Penthesilea, and to your troop," includes the warning, "a field grows old by continual harvesting," referring to the aging brought on by childbirth.
The final section, dedicated to "you, Penthesilea, and to your troop," includes the warning, "a field grows old by continual harvesting," referring to the aging brought on by childbirth. For women, the author recommends an alluring walk, showing a bit of shoulder or upper arm, and speaks out against bad breath and stubbly legs and underarms. The poet suggests the Circus Maximus as a good spot to meet choice women, and offers advice on how to maintain multiple mistresses. For ten points, name this Ovid work, a manual for conducting affairs.
The final section, dedicated to "you, Penthesilea, and to your troop," includes the warning, "a field grows old by continual harvesting," referring to the aging brought on by childbirth.
The {Art of Love} or {Ars Amatoria}