Ovid's Metamorphoses, in Fifteen Books: With the Notes of John Minellius, and Others, in English; With a Prose Version of the Author (Classic Reprint)

Ovid never excels so much as when he touches on the passions of love, which he manages in so masterly a manner, as to render it impossible but the reader must be sensible Of the same emotions in his free treatment of this passion, he appears indeed more reprehensible than in any other, as it sometimes transports him into indelicacies which we could have wished his writings had never shown.

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