He addressed Juvenal in the eighth poem of the first book of his major work, which also contained many lewd paeans about Roman youth.
One of this author's poems describes a woman whose four teeth are expelled with only two coughs. Another describes a too-hot cheese tart that nobody could touch at a dinner party. He describes a grand-standing man who pawns his ring for four crowns in his poem "On a Pretender," and he noted that "Rufus, you prefer to carve up your cook than your rabbit" in a poem decrying the cruelty shown to slaves. Another of his speakers moans that Symmachus's visit worsened his cold. He described himself as a "father of three children" in a poem begging Domitian to give him a special position. He addressed Juvenal in the eighth poem of the first book of his major work, which also contained many lewd paeans about Roman youth. For 10 points, identify this poet from Latin Hispania, the creator of the Epigrams.
One of this author's poems describes a woman whose four teeth are expelled with only two coughs.
{Marcus Valerius Martialis}