This poet coined the phrase "a sound mind in a sound body." He discussed the measures taken to ensure
 the safe return of his friend from sea in a poem addressed to Corvinus. He wrote a poem in which a massive
 fish forces the government to set up a council to debate how to properly cook it. Another
This poet coined the phrase "a sound mind in a sound body." He discussed the measures taken to ensure
 the safe return of his friend from sea in a poem addressed to Corvinus. He wrote a poem in which a massive
 fish forces the government to set up a council to debate how to properly cook it. Another of his poems is
 largely narrated by Umbricius which compares a rural life favorably to an urban one, while another poem
 warns that even if you lock up your wife, she will simply sleep with the guards as there is no one to guard
 them. This man's series of sixteen poems in five books coined the phrases "who watches the watchers"
 and "bread and circuses." For 10 points, name this Roman poet known for his Satires.
This poet coined the phrase "a sound mind in a sound body." He discussed the measures taken to ensure
 the safe return of his friend from sea in a poem addressed to Corvinus.
{Juvenal} [or {Decimus Iunius Iuvenalis}]