This author's depiction of women in one work was detailed by E.W. Leach, who argued that this author "is less interested in the finer aspects of love-longing than in his witty comparison between animal and woman.
This author's depiction of women in one work was detailed by E.W. Leach, who argued that this author "is less interested in the finer aspects of love-longing than in his witty comparison between animal and woman." In that work, this author compared himself to the navigator of the Haemonian ship, Tiphys, and the driver of Achilles' chariot, Automedon. In addition to Ibis, this poet authored a work, which is comprised of letters between women like (*) Penelope and Hypermnestra and their lovers as well as another work, which detailed the festivals of the Roman calendar. This author of Heroides and Fasti spent time in exile near the Black Sea and also composed a work that described the stories of Actaeon and Apollo and Daphne. FTP, name this Roman poet, who authored works like Amores, Ars Amatoria and Metamorphoses.
This author's depiction of women in one work was detailed by E.W. Leach, who argued that this author "is less interested in the finer aspects of love-longing than in his witty comparison between animal and woman.
Publius Ovidius Naso