A didactic poem by this author instructs readers to "make haste and bake pale lupins and windy beans.
A didactic poem by this author instructs readers to "make haste and bake pale lupins and windy beans. Of these take six pounds each and grind the whole in the mill." This man suggested burning letters and used the voice of a doctor in a poem about how to avoid suicide while exiting a love affair. This author made it through June in a poem cycle presented as interviews with the various gods about the origins of holidays. This man provides a long recounting of how Mestra was sold into slavery and Erysciththon was cursed with unrelenting hunger in a poem that ends with Julius Caesar turning into a star. For 10 points, name this author of the Fasti and the Metamorphoses.
A didactic poem by this author instructs readers to "make haste and bake pale lupins and windy beans.
Publius Ovidius Naso