Add to ORKGOvid's poetic work is more than that of any other Latin poet characterized not only by poetic self-reflection, but also by the effort to define his own oeuvre as a unified whole. Through this self-canonization Ovid tries to keep the power of defining his work, which had become particularly precarious after Ovid’s banishment by Augustus. The poetic strategies applied by Ovid will be traced by means of selected examples from the Amores, the Fasti and the Metamorphoses and the exilic poetry
The focus of this article is on Ovid the jurist. In order to establish a necessary context, Ovid the...
This article examines the self-consciousness of Ovid’s Metamorphoses as a work of poetry. After trac...
Exiled to the Daco-Thracian lands at the Pontus Euxinus, Publius Ovidius Naso was the first poet of ...
Ovid's poetic work is more than that of any other Latin poet characterized not only by poetic self-r...
In his autobiographical poem, Tristia IV 10, Ovid reviews his poetic career from the perspective of ...
In his Art of love, didactic poem essentially relared to the theme of ROman young people erotic inst...
Ovid’s discussions of Roman love poetry – as poet-speaker in the Amores and praeceptor amoris in the...
In his exilic poems Ovid shapes a crisis of his poetic identity by reifying his literary practice wi...
Ovid's exilic works – Tristia and Ex Ponto – aim at several goals at the same time. The poet seeks, ...
Esamina Il rapporto tra Dante e Ovidio, uno dei più complessi e ricchi tra quelli che il poeta intes...
The exile of Ovid in Tomis had different effects on his poetical carrer : his introspective torments...
Matter and form. It has been shown that the poet was clearly inspired by the ideas of the Stoic phil...
The aim of this paper is to present the position and role of the poetry of Ovid, primarily the Metam...
From Catullus to Horace, the tradition of Latin erotic poetry produced works of literature which are...
Exploramos algunos aspectos de la poética ovidiana a partir de las colecciones del exilio. Tristia y...
The focus of this article is on Ovid the jurist. In order to establish a necessary context, Ovid the...
This article examines the self-consciousness of Ovid’s Metamorphoses as a work of poetry. After trac...
Exiled to the Daco-Thracian lands at the Pontus Euxinus, Publius Ovidius Naso was the first poet of ...
Ovid's poetic work is more than that of any other Latin poet characterized not only by poetic self-r...
In his autobiographical poem, Tristia IV 10, Ovid reviews his poetic career from the perspective of ...
In his Art of love, didactic poem essentially relared to the theme of ROman young people erotic inst...
Ovid’s discussions of Roman love poetry – as poet-speaker in the Amores and praeceptor amoris in the...
In his exilic poems Ovid shapes a crisis of his poetic identity by reifying his literary practice wi...
Ovid's exilic works – Tristia and Ex Ponto – aim at several goals at the same time. The poet seeks, ...
Esamina Il rapporto tra Dante e Ovidio, uno dei più complessi e ricchi tra quelli che il poeta intes...
The exile of Ovid in Tomis had different effects on his poetical carrer : his introspective torments...
Matter and form. It has been shown that the poet was clearly inspired by the ideas of the Stoic phil...
The aim of this paper is to present the position and role of the poetry of Ovid, primarily the Metam...
From Catullus to Horace, the tradition of Latin erotic poetry produced works of literature which are...
Exploramos algunos aspectos de la poética ovidiana a partir de las colecciones del exilio. Tristia y...
The focus of this article is on Ovid the jurist. In order to establish a necessary context, Ovid the...
This article examines the self-consciousness of Ovid’s Metamorphoses as a work of poetry. After trac...
Exiled to the Daco-Thracian lands at the Pontus Euxinus, Publius Ovidius Naso was the first poet of ...