The impotent lover describ'd in six elegies on old-age. In imitation of Cornelius Gallus. With a satyr on our modern letchers; shewing the many new inventions they have to raise their lust, viz. flogging, &c. By the author of the Letters from a nun to a cavalier. In verse.
Maximianus,active 6th century.
London : printed for J. Sackfield; and T. Warner,
1718.
With a final advertisement leaf.
'A satyr on our modern letchers' with a separate titlepage.
"The Latin [i.e. The impotent lover] is actually by Maximianus Etruscus" (Foxon).
'Letters from a nun to a cavalier' has been attributed to Marianna Alcoforado and G. J. de Lavergne; English translations have been attributed to Roger L'Estrange and Morgan Keene (Foxon).
ESTC
Foxon I14