"Las Elegías De Tibulo" is a collection of elegiac poems by the Roman poet Tibullus, offering a glimpse into the personal and emotional life of the late Roman Republic and early Empire. These poems, known for their themes of love, loss, and the idyllic countryside, reflect the poet's deep connection to nature and his personal relationships.

This edition also includes works attributed to Lygdamus and Sulpicia, adding further depth to the collection and providing a broader view of Roman elegiac poetry during this period. The poems explore themes of love, longing, and the complexities of human relationships, providing a rich tapestry of Roman life and values. With its timeless themes and elegant verse, "Las Elegías De Tibulo" remains a significant work of classical literature, offering insights into the personal and social life of ancient Rome.

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