In one poem, this author described how he "must be silent about the second fault" whendescribing a "poem and an error."
In one poem, this author described how he "must be silent about the second fault" whendescribing a "poem and an error." In a collection by this man, Phaedra writes a letter confessing herlove for Hippolytus; that collection is a series of epistles from the point of view of spurned women.This author of the Heroides wrote Letters from the Black Sea, which describes his (*) exile. This authorof Fasti claimed "As Chiron was to Achilles, so I am to Cupid" in another book. His most famous workcontains sections on the deification of Julius Caesar and on Apollo and Daphne. For 10 points, name thisRoman author of the Ars Amatoria who described mythological transformations in his poemMetamorphoses.
In one poem, this author described how he "must be silent about the second fault" whendescribing a "poem and an error."
Ovid [or Publius Ovidius Naso]