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Ars Amatoria

Ars Amatoria Ovid 43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D

Kitap 1

 
Broad words will make her innocence afraid.
 
Nor to an ign'rant girl of learning speak;
 
She thinks you conjure when you talk in Greek.
 
And hence 'tis often seen, the simple shun 880
 
The learn'd, and into vile embraces run.
 
Part of my task is done, and part to do:
 
But here 'tis time to rest myself and you.To cast anchor, as Ovid says, Hic teneat nostras anchora iacta rates, as one arrived at a port, where, though he is not to stay long, he intends to refresh himself.
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