However, he is best known for his love poems which include a defense of his lover against Quintia and a poem about her sparrow.  
His poems include an admonishment to a Spaniard for brushing his teeth with piss, a warning to a napkin-thief, a tirade against an  over-priced prostitute, and a vicious warning to two former friends that he will orally and anally rape them.   He also wrote a masturbation joke addressed to Cato the Younger and implied that Caesar was a homosexual. His more traditional works include an ode on his brother's tomb, containing the words, "frater, ave atque vale."  However, he is best known for his love poems which include a defense of his lover against Quintia and a poem about her sparrow.  FTP identify this Roman poet who loved Lesbia.
His poems include an admonishment to a Spaniard for brushing his teeth with piss, a warning to a napkin-thief, a tirade against an  over-priced prostitute, and a vicious warning to two former friends that he will orally and anally rape them.   
Catullus