Otto Ovid (Livres)

Otto Ovid Livres

Publius Ovidius Naso, connu sous le nom d'Ovide, fut un poète romain dont les vers en distiques élégiaques influencèrent profondément l'art et la littérature occidentales. Sa poésie, en particulier ses recueils de poésie amoureuse et son vaste récit mythologique en quinze livres, fut largement imitée et demeure une source essentielle de la mythologie classique. Ovide, traditionnellement classé parmi les plus grands poètes latins, jouit d'une immense popularité à son époque, mais fut exilé par l'empereur Auguste pour des raisons encore débattues par les érudits. Même en exil, il continua d'écrire, produisant des élégies sous forme de lettres qui continuent de fasciner par leur poignante et artistique expression littéraire.

Die Metamorphosen Des P. Ovidius Naso, Erster Band Buch I-VII, Siebente Auflage

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31 heures de lecture

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