One poem that mentions this figure in its title repeatedly states "Let him love tomorrow who has never loved and let him who has tomorrow love."
One poem that mentions this figure in its title repeatedly states "Let him love tomorrow who has never loved and let him who has tomorrow love." In addition to that poem by Tiberianus named after this figure's vigil, this figure appears in the title of a novel in which Severin is taken to Florence before his partner Wanda hires three Africans to dominate him in a novel by Sacher-Masoch. A collection of stories titled after this figure was written for a man simply known as The Collector and is a series of fiction by Anais Nin that is titled for the "delta of" this figure. In an ancient Roman poem, a son of this woman buries his father Anchises and slays the king of the Rutulians named Turnus. For 10 points, identify this figure who Shakespeare paired with Adonis, an ancient Roman love goddess.
One poem that mentions this figure in its title repeatedly states "Let him love tomorrow who has never loved and let him who has tomorrow love."
Venus [do not accept "Aphrodite"]