[Ike]
One part cites "Color and ivory, bronze, marble and poetry's art" as things that keeps a figure on his "ill gotten throne." Another poem describes slaves from the Aventine Hill and the Tarpeian Rock that are under Propertius's employ. That one begins by describing the death of the Hydra and Python. The most notable poem in this grouping notes how "if there were no love" the title city "would not be" the title city. That poem describes how Genius "idly sleeps" and begins "Speak to me, oh stones!" For 10 points, name this collection of poems whose creation was inspired by the author's (*) Italian Journey, written alongside Venetian Epigrams, by Goethe. [Ike]
One part cites "Color and ivory, bronze, marble and poetry's art" as things that keeps a figure on his "ill gotten throne."
{Roman Elegies} or {Erotica Romana} or {Romsiche Elegien}