One poem by this author describes how the "earth was stained with unspeakable crime /
One poem by this author describes how the "earth was stained with unspeakable crime / And all chased justice from their desirous minds" as part of the coming of the Iron Age. In another poem, this author implores, "let us judge all the rumors of old men / To be worth just one penny" and asks a woman to give him "a thousand kisses, then another hundred." Another poem by this author tells its addressee, "take from my hands these sad gifts covered in tears" and ends with the phrase (*) "ave atque vale," or "hail and farewell." In addition to that poem about his brother's death, this author wrote a poem that singles out Aurelius and Furius for criticizing his poetry and begins with a threat to "sodomize" the two men. For 10 points, name this Roman poet who addressed many poems to his lover Lesbia.
One poem by this author describes how the "earth was stained with unspeakable crime /
Catullus