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Latin love poet

• 'Amores' author

• 'Ars Amatoria' poet

• 'Metamorphoses' poet

• 'Remedies for Love' poet

• Amores man

• Amores poet

• Ars Amatoria author

• Ars Amatoria writer

• Art of Love poet

• Fasti poet

• Fortune and love favor the brave poet

• Heroides author

• Heroides poet

• Heroides writer

• Ibis writer

• Metamorphoses author

• Metamorphoses maker

• Metamorphoses writer

• Sorrows poet

• Tempus edax rerum writer

• The Art of Love author

• The Art of Love poet

• The Art of Love writer

• Time the devourer of all things writer

• Tristia poet

• Amatory poet

• Ancient Roman poet

• Ancient Roman poet banished by Augustus

• Augustan Age poet

• Augustus banished him

• Augustus exiled him

• Author of Amores

• Author of Metamorphoses

• Author of the Metamorphoses

• Avoid a missing poet

• Banished Roman poet

• Contemporary of Horace

• Contemporary of Livy

• Contemporary of Virgil

• Contemporary of Virgil and Horace

• Exile of A.D. 8

• Exiled Latin poet

• Exiled Roman poet

• Famed Roman poet

• First-century poet

• First-century Roman poet

• Golden Age poet

• Golden Age poet who wrote: Time, motion and wine cause sleep.

• Golden Age writer

• He could be void; his poetry's not

• He wrote Jupiter from on high laughs at lovers' perjuries

• He wrote time is generally the best medicine

• He wrote To be loved, be lovable

• Horace contemporary

• I>MetamorphosesI> author

• Influential Roman poet

• Latin poet

• Latin poet who penned The Art of Love

• Livy contemporary

• Love poet

• Naso

• Naso of Rome

• Noted Ancient Roman poet

• One of his lost works is Medea

• Peer of Vergil and Horace

• Poet banished by Augustus

• Poet banished by the emperor Augustus

• Poet banished from Rome

• Poet depicted in art alongside the Scythians

• Poet exiled by Augustus

• Poet exiled in 8 A.D.

• Poet mentioned in Inferno

• Poet of ancient Rome

• Poet of Rome's Golden Age

• Poet who wrote At night there is no such thing as an ugly woman

• Poet who wrote mostly in elegiac couplets

• Prolific love poet

• Roman Art of Love poet

• Roman author of Metamorphoses

• Roman love poet

• Roman poet

• Roman poet banished by Augustus

• Roman poet born in 43 B.C.

• Roman poet of 'The Art of Love'

• Roman poet who wrote Metamorphoses

• Roman poet who wrote To be loved, be lovable

• Roman versifier

• Roman who recorded Greek mythology

• Roman who recorded mythology

• Roman writer of erotic verse

• Virgil contemporary

• Well-versed Roman

• Writer of Metamorphoses

• Roman poet remembered for his elegiac verses on love (43 BC AD 17)