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“And nobility will not be able to help you with your love; Love does not know how to cede to ancestral images.”

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Propertius, born in 48 BC and died in 14 BC, was a renowned Roman poet of the ancient world. Known for his poetry on love and heartbreak, his works are characterized by their sincere emotions and elegant language, exerting a profound influence on later literature. more

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