Originally published in 1955, this introductory text was created for the general reader, with or without knowledge of Latin, together with students of the classics seeking a greater understanding of Ovid. The text provides a comprehensive discussion regarding the nature of Ovid's works, with particular emphasis on the thematic and stylistic qualities of the Metamorphoses.
Originally published in 1955, this introductory text was created for the general reader, with or without knowledge of Latin, together with students of the classics seeking a greater understanding of Ovid. The text provides a comprehensive discussion regarding the nature of Ovid's works, with particular emphasis on the thematic and stylistic qualities of the Metamorphoses.
Preface Introduction List of abbreviations 1. Early years - integer et laetus 2. Latin erotic elegy - his comes umbra tua est 3. The elegiac couplet - blanda elegeia 4. The Amores - tenerorum lusor amorum 5. The Heroides - dolor ira mixtus 6. The Ars amatoria and Remedia amoris - praeceptor amoris 7. The Metamorphoses - most capricious poet 8. The Fasti - tempora cum causis 9. Banishment: Tristia I and II - repertus ego 10. Tristia III-V, Ibis, Epistulae ex ponto - among the Goths 11. The middle ages - Venus' clerk Ovyde 12. The Renaissance - sweet witty soul Epilogue Appendix of references List of modern works cited Indexes: 1. Ovidian passages quoted 2. Proper names (selected).
Preface Introduction List of abbreviations 1. Early years - integer et laetus 2. Latin erotic elegy - his comes umbra tua est 3. The elegiac couplet - blanda elegeia 4. The Amores - tenerorum lusor amorum 5. The Heroides - dolor ira mixtus 6. The Ars amatoria and Remedia amoris - praeceptor amoris 7. The Metamorphoses - most capricious poet 8. The Fasti - tempora cum causis 9. Banishment: Tristia I and II - repertus ego 10. Tristia III-V, Ibis, Epistulae ex ponto - among the Goths 11. The middle ages - Venus' clerk Ovyde 12. The Renaissance - sweet witty soul Epilogue Appendix of references List of modern works cited Indexes: 1. Ovidian passages quoted 2. Proper names (selected).
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