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P. Ovidius Naso, Art of Love, Remedy of Love, Art of Beauty, Court of Love, History of Love, Amours (ed. various), Elegy XII: The Poet rejoices for the favours he has received of his mistress. (search)
ly won the fair. Nor was my cause of quarrel new; the same Set Europe and proud Asia in a flame. For Helen, ravish'd by the Dardan boy, Was the war wag'd that sunk the pride of Troy; The Centaurs double form'd, half man, half beast, Defil'd with horrid war the nuptial feast; Inflam'd by wine and woman's magic charms, They turn'd the jolly face of joy to arms. 'Twas woman urg'd the strife; a second fair Involv'd the Trojans in a second war. What wreck, what ruin, did a Woman bring On peaceful Latium, and its pious king! When Rome was young and in her infant state What woes did woman to our sires create! Into what peril was that city brought, When Sabine fathers for their daughters fought ! Two lusty bulls I in the meads have view'd In combat join'd, and by their side there stood A milk-white heifer, who provok'd the fight, By each contended, but the conqueror's right; She gives them courage, her they both regard, As one that caus'd the war, and must reward. Compell'd by Cupid in his hos