Art of Love, The

American  

noun

1. Latin Ars Amatoria.  a series of poems in three books (1? b.c.) by Ovid.

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Example Sentences

At a few points, though, Diamond gave glimpses of the less polished performance that might’ve been, as in a disarmingly tender rendition of “Brooklyn Roads,” about the town he called home before he moved to L.A., and especially “The Art of Love,” the only tune he played from his excellent 2014 album, “Melody Road.”

From Los Angeles Times

Yet if he was feeling “The Art of Love,” the now-dead crowd at the Bowl was not, which of course is why he followed the new song with “Forever in Blue Jeans,” then kept the hits coming right on through to the end of the show.

From Los Angeles Times

Number VII. of the series of articles on its members reviewed Hunt’s Florentine Lovers, or, in their phrasing, his Art of Love, the story of which is wilfully misrepresented.

From Project Gutenberg

Unlike other lost books that we know went missing – Ovid's Art of Love, the second part of Gogol's Dead Souls – Gilgamesh was, to quote D Rumsfeld, an unknown unknown: nobody knew it had even been there.

From The Guardian

On the other hand, Dryden’s Cleopatra is so completely enslaved by love for Antony that she is incapable of using the calculated caprices and meretricious coquetries which Shakespeare’s Cleopatra deliberately practises as the highest art of love, the surest way of maintaining her empire over her great captain’s heart.

From Project Gutenberg