The Love of Rome (Authoritative French Translation Full Version)

Author: Ovid (Ancient Rome)
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: "The Art of Love" is a legendary and tumultuous masterpiece in the history of Ancient Roman and world literature, a classic work exploring romantic love between men and women. Together with India's "Kama Sutra" and China's "The Way of the Jade Girl," it is regarded as a classic of world love culture. Compared to the other two classics, "The Art of Love" is imbued with poetic charm and romantic aura throughout. The author cites numerous love stories from Greek and Roman mythology, describing romantic love with profound knowledge and exquisite literary craftsmanship. The language is meticulously polished, delicate, and subtle, reaching the pinnacle of skill in the use of rhythm and diction. Even when dealing with intimate subjects, it remains tasteful and avoids vulgarity, offering a beautiful artistic experience. Part of "The Amours," the poet speaks for himself, singing the love he has for his beloved Corinna; the second part, "The Art of Love," teaches men and women separately the techniques and art of love; the third part, "Cures for Love's Wounds," lists various methods to help those who have suffered in love alleviate their inner frustrations and pains.