Arte de amar. Remedios de amor

Before being banished by Emperor Augustus to the distant shores of the Black Sea, Ovid wrote two works that brilliantly capture his vital spirit: "The Art of Love" and "Remedies for Love." In them, the Roman poet displays with wit, irony, and surprising modernity all he knows about desire, conquest, pleasure... and heartbreak. This volume brings both works together in a carefully crafted edition, with translation and introduction by Juan Luis Arcaz Pozo. Intended for those who believe that love deserves to be lived intensely, explored with curiosity, and understood with intelligence, this book offers a guide that is as provocative as it is entertaining. Drawing on his own experience, Ovid accompanies the reader through each stage of falling in love: whether to win someone over, keep the flame alive, or heal wounds.