This man's works include a poem prescribing horrific punishments for one of his enemies, Ibis, as well as the Tristia and the Heroides, which includes letters to missing lovers from such women as Penelope and Ariadne.
This man's works include a poem prescribing horrific punishments for one of his enemies, Ibis, as well as the Tristia and the Heroides, which includes letters to missing lovers from such women as Penelope and Ariadne. He catalogued the Roman religious festivals from January to June in the Fasti, but it was likely the Ars Amatoria that was the carmen which got him exiled to Tomis on the Black Sea, along with an error. However, his most famous work involves the transformations of various mythological characters, often due to love. FTP, name this Roman poet under Augustus, the writer of the Metamorphoses.          |
This man's works include a poem prescribing horrific punishments for one of his enemies, Ibis, as well as the Tristia and the Heroides, which includes letters to missing lovers from such women as Penelope and Ariadne.
Publius {Ovid}ius Naso