One of his poems is a dialogue between a man and a street door that tells a story about a former mistress.
One of his poems is a dialogue between a man and a street door that tells a story about a former mistress. Another is a translation of Callimachus's "Lock of Berenice", and his longest poem describes the marriage of Peleus and Thetis and the voyage of the Argonauts. Caesar is said to have invited this man for dinner immediately after he apologized for claiming Caesar could "suck down twenty or thirty million" and he also wrote many poems to his boy toy Juventius. Best known for poems written to a certain woman, for 10 points, identify this Roman poet, writer of numerous poems addressed to Lesbia.
One of his poems is a dialogue between a man and a street door that tells a story about a former mistress.
{Catullus}