He illustrated his extensive misogyny in a long work about women, and assured Naevolus, a male prostitute, that there would always be work for him.
This author said that mankind was approaching cannibalism, and that man should emulate the eating habits of Pythagoras. He discussed the importance of money in a story about Calvinus, and analyzed sacrifice in the case of a man named Catullus, who threw his treasures overboard to escape from a storm. He illustrated his extensive misogyny in a long work about women, and assured Naevolus, a male prostitute, that there would always be work for him. Famous for claiming that "bread and circuses" would pacify city dwellers, he bitterly attacked the reign of Domitian and also asserted that one needed mens sana in corpore sano, or "a sound mind in a sound body." For ten points, name this ancient Roman total jerk, the creator of sixteen famous satires.
This author said that mankind was approaching cannibalism, and that man should emulate the eating habits of Pythagoras.
{Juvenal}