That later poem is addressed to two men whom this poet says he will sodomize and mouth-fuck, Aurelius and Furius.
This author said that one lover had "honeyed eyes" in one work, and in another, he steals a kiss "sweeter than sweet ambrosia" from that lover. In one poem, this author asks his friend to bring him entertainment and a meal in exchange for a perfume that would make him wish he were all nose. Another poem asks his detractors, "do you think I am not a real man?" in reference to an earlier poem, where he asked a lover to kiss him a thousand and a hundred times repeatedly until losing count. That later poem is addressed to two men whom this poet says he will sodomize and mouth-fuck, Aurelius and Furius. Another work begins "Wandering through many countries and over many seas / I come" before describing his brother's funeral, ending with the words "hail and farewell." The lover of Juventius and odd meters like hendecasyllabics, for 10 points, name this Roman poet who wrote Ave Atque Vale and some poems to Lesbia.
This author said that one lover had "honeyed eyes" in one work, and in another, he steals a kiss "sweeter than sweet ambrosia" from that lover.
Gaius Valerius {Catullus}