The Cambridge companion to Ovid / 
edited by Philip Hardie. 
 - Cambridge, U.K. ;  New York :  Cambridge University Press,  2002. 
 - xvi, 408 p. :  ill. ;  24 cm. 
 - Cambridge companions to literature .
<br/><br/> Frontmatter pp i-xvi<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>Introduction pp 1-10<br/>By Philip Hardie<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>Part 1 - Contexts and history pp 11-12<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>1 - Ovid and ancient literary history pp 13-33<br/>By Richard Tarrant<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>2 - Ovid and early imperial literature pp 34-45<br/>By Philip Hardie<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>3 - Ovid and empire pp 46-61<br/>By Thomas Habinek<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>4 - Ovid and the professional discourses of scholarship, religion, rhetoric pp 62-76<br/>By Alessandro Schiesaro<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>Part 2 - Themes and works pp 77-78<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>5 - Ovid and genre pp 79-94<br/>Evolutions Of An Elegist<br/>By Stephen Harrison<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>6 - Gender and sexuality pp 95-107<br/>By Alison Sharrock<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>7 - Myth in Ovid pp 108-121<br/>By Fritz Graf<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>8 - Landscape with figures pp 122-149<br/>Aesthetics Of Place In The Metamorphoses And Its Tradition<br/>By Stephen Hinds<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>9 - Ovid and the discourses of love pp 150-162<br/>The Amatory Works<br/>By Alison Sharrock<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>10 - Metamorphosis in the Metamorphoses pp 163-179<br/>By Andrew Feldherr<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>11 - Narrative technique and narratology in the Metamorphoses pp 180-199<br/>By Alessandro Barchiesi<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>12 - Mandati memores pp 200-216<br/>Political And Poetic Authority<br/>By Carole Newlands<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>13 - Epistolarity pp 217-232<br/>The Heroides<br/>By Duncan F. Kennedy<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>14 - Ovid’s exile poetry pp 233-246<br/>Tristia Epistulae Ex Ponto And Ibis<br/>By Gareth Williams<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>Part 3 - Reception pp 247-248<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>15 - Ovid in English translation pp 249-263<br/>By Raphael Lyne<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>16 - Ovid in the Middle Ages pp 264-287<br/>Authority And Poetry<br/>By Jeremy Dimmick<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>17 - Love and exile after Ovid pp 288-300<br/>By Raphael Lyne<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>18 - Re-embodying Ovid pp 301-319<br/>Renaissance Afterlives<br/>By Colin Burrow<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>19 - Recent receptions of Ovid pp 320-335<br/>By Duncan F. Kennedy<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>20 - Ovid and art pp 336-367<br/>By Christopher Allen<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>Dateline pp 368-370<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>Works cited pp 371-398<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation<br/><br/>Index pp 399-408<br/>Get access<br/>Export citation 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780521775281  2597 
<br/><br/><label>LCCN: </label>2001037923 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Epistolary poetry, Latin<br/>Didactic poetry, Latin<br/>Love poetry, Latin<br/>Mythology, Classical, in literature
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>871.01  / CAM