Ars amatoria : book III [manuscript], ca. 1605 / translated by John Ansley.

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Ars amatoria : book III [manuscript], ca. 1605 / translated by John Ansley.

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Dedicated to the Earl of Pembroke, probably William Herbert, the third earl, in two poems beginning, Whoo ever hopes to equall Ovids vaine, and, Greate lorde, the muses only favorite. A modern letter tipped into volume from EVD of Penrith, Westmorland says the manuscript "was among the old deeds at Clifford."

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