This author wrote an invective that describes an entity that dwells in sacred Idalius and Open Urium, the defecated papers that constitute the annals of Volsusius.
This author wrote an invective that describes an entity that dwells in sacred Idalius and Open Urium, the defecated papers that constitute the annals of Volsusius. In one work, he uses the verbs "Pedicabo" and "irrumabo" to attack the figures Aurelius and his catamite Furius. He wrote a poem describing how to Cornelius, he gave a booklet that has been polished with pumice. In another work, this author claims he doesn't know why he does the two title actions, "but I feel it happening and I am tortured." In one poem, he asks for a thousand kisses, then a hundred, then another thousand, and then a second hundred," and that poem begins by asking the addressee to "let us live and love." In another poem, he describes how he travelled through many nations and sees to see his now dead brother. For 10 points, name this poet who wrote "Frater, ave atque vale" and many poems addressed to his lover Lesbia.
This author wrote an invective that describes an entity that dwells in sacred Idalius and Open Urium, the defecated papers that constitute the annals of Volsusius.
Gaius Valerius Catullus 