This man tells Atticus that "every lover is a soldier" and arranges several trysts with Corinna in a work that could have been an epic if Cupid hadn't "stolen a foot."
This man tells Atticus that "every lover is a soldier" and arranges several trysts with Corinna in a work that could have been an epic if Cupid hadn't "stolen a foot." This author of the Amores also wrote a poem in which the gods reward Baucis and Philemon for their hospitality and turn them into trees. In another of his poems, white mulberries turn purple when two lovers commit suicide after one thinks the other has been eaten by a lion. For 10 points, name this Roman poet who included the story of Pyramus and Thisbe in his Metamorphoses.
This man tells Atticus that "every lover is a soldier" and arranges several trysts with Corinna in a work that could have been an epic if Cupid hadn't "stolen a foot."
Publius Ovidius Naso