Ovid as an Epic Poet

Brooks Otis

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Studies and Philology Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Prefaces List of abbreviations 1. The problem 2. The limitations of the elegist 3. The plan of Ovid's epic 4. The divine comedy 5. The avenging gods 6. The pathos of love: I 7. The pathos of love: II 8. Troy and Rome 9. Conclusion Appendix Indices.

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