Reposianus

Reposianus (fl. 3rd or 4th century AD) was a Latin poet. He is the author of an composed of 182 hexameters entitled De Concubitu Martis et Veneris, which narrates the Homeric theme of the adulterous love between Venus and Mars.

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"Discite securos non umquam credere amores."

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"Deliciis Veneris dives Natura laborat."

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"Nunc varios cantu divom referebat amores."

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"Ecce furens post bella deus, post proelia victor victus amore venit."

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"Cum nec tota latet nec totum nudat amorem."

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"Ille inter flores furtivo lumine tectus spectat hians Venerem totoque ardore tremescit."

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"Quam bene consertis haeserunt artubus artus!"

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