Metamorphoses

First published 1479

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The Metamorphoses is a narrative poem penned by the Roman poet Ovid. Widely considered to be his ultimate work, comprising fifteen books and over 250 myths. The poem portrays a history of the world from creation up to the deification of Julius Caesar. Metamorphoses is viewed as one of the most influential works in Western culture, inspiring authors such as Dante, Shakespeare, Chaucer, and Boccaccio. It has also inspired countless works of art from various artists throughout the centuries.

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Indiana University Press · 401 pages

Publisher
Indiana University Press
Pages
401
ISBN
978-0-434-99042-9 +8
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Publisher
Indiana University Press
Pages
401
ISBNs
  • 978-0-434-99042-9
  • 978-0-15-170529-0
  • 978-0-9664913-1-9
  • 978-0-86547-019-4
  • 978-0-674-99255-9
  • 978-0-486-42758-4
  • 978-0-8240-2073-6
  • 978-0-253-20001-3
  • 978-0-686-02427-9
Author
Ovid
Statement
Metamorphoses / Ovid.
Records
Open Library

Subjects

  • Poetry
  • Classical Mythology
  • Metamorphosis
  • Mythology
  • Latin Fables
  • Translations into Italian
  • Translations into French
  • Latin literature
  • Latin Love poetry
  • Illustrations
  • Constanța
  • Romania
  • Rome
  • Ovid (43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D)
  • Barthélemy Aneau (d. 1561)
  • Ambrosius Metzger