- love over
people is the
first of its kind for this
genre of poetry. This
Ovidian innovation can be
summarized as the use of love as a
metaphor for poetry...
-
Metamorphoses was the
greatest source of
these narratives, such that the term "
Ovidian" in this
context is
synonymous for mythological, in
spite of some frequently...
- 262.
Roberts (1989), p. 3.
Aetas Ovidiana; McNelis,
Charles (2007). "
Ovidian Strategies in
Early Imperial Literature". A
Companion to Ovid. Blackwell...
-
three brothers'
names are
found nowhere earlier than Ovid and are
perhaps Ovidian inventions.
Tripp calls these three figures "literary, not
mythical concepts"...
- Peteghem,
Julie (19
August 2015). "Digital
Readers of
Allusive Texts:
Ovidian Intertextuality in the 'Commedia' and the
Digital Concordance on 'Intertextual...
- The
exact dating of the Heroides, as with the
overall chronology of the
Ovidian corpus,
remains a
matter of debate. As
Peter E. Knox notes, "[t]here is...
-
Bistonians in Thrace.
Polymestor appears in Euripides' play
Hecuba and in the
Ovidian myth "Hecuba,
Polyxena and Polydorus".
Polymestor was also the name of...
-
Another class of pseudo-
Ovidian text are
interpolations in
other authentic works of Ovid. Some
works were only "intermittently
Ovidian", that is, they were...
- doi:10.2307/3333191, JSTOR 3333191 McKinley,
Kathryn L. (2001),
Reading the
Ovidian Heroine: "Metamorphoses"
Commentaries 1100–1618, Leiden, The Netherlands:...
-
concluding with a
transformation initiated by a
paternal water god, pre-
Ovidian versions might have used a substitution, with
Daphne swallowed up by the...
