That work consists of six elegiac poems addressed to a lover called Cerinthus, which were, until recently, attributed to Tibullus.
In 2000, a translation of her work by John Heath-Stubbs was published by Hearing Eye. That work consists of six elegiac poems addressed to a lover called Cerinthus, which were, until recently, attributed to Tibullus. FTP, name this first century BC poet, the only Roman female whose poems survive today.
In 2000, a translation of her work by John Heath-Stubbs was published by Hearing Eye.
{Sulpicia} (the {Elder} or the {Earlier})