This poet wrote three pairs of letters in verse between heroic lovers, starting with letters between Paris and Helen, and those works are placed after fifteen letters written by heroines who were mistreated by their lovers.
This poet wrote three pairs of letters in verse between heroic lovers, starting with letters between Paris and Helen, and those works are placed after fifteen letters written by heroines who were mistreated by their lovers. In addition to the Heroides (he-ROH-i-dees), this poet wrote a long work of elegiac (el-i-JYE-uhk) couplets explaining the origins of Roman holidays, his Fasti (FAS-tee). One of the most famous works by this writer explains to men how to find love in Rome, and one of his collections begins, "Of bodies changed to various forms, I sing." Name this poet of Ars Amatoria and Metamorphoses.
This poet wrote three pairs of letters in verse between heroic lovers, starting with letters between Paris and Helen, and those works are placed after fifteen letters written by heroines who were mistreated by their lovers.
Publius {Ovidius} Naso