This person wrote that "if prophecies of living birds are ever truthful, I shall be living, always." He wrote of two children of Aeolus [ay-OE-lus] ha
This person wrote that "if prophecies of living birds are ever truthful, I shall be living, always." He wrote of two children of Aeolus [ay-OE-lus] having an incestuous relationship in one section of his Heroides [heh-ROE-ih-dees]. In one of this writer's poems, the speaker compares himself to Tiphys [TIH-fis] and Automedon [ow-toe-MEH-don]. He advocated seducing a maid to advance cause with a lady in Art of Love. Name this author of the Metamorphoses.
This person wrote that "if prophecies of living birds are ever truthful, I shall be living, always."