OVID THE METAMORPHOSES. LIFE OF OVID Born March 20, 43 BC 20 BC- publishes first book of poetry 8 AD- exiled by Augustus to Romania 17 AD- Ovid dies in.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Contents: Life Work Exile Quotations Life The Roman poet Publius Ovidius Naso, shortened to Ovid, was born in Sulmo, near Rome on March 20, 43 BC. He.

Advertisements

UNIT 3- Love/ Poetry

Giannis Ritsos. Giannis Ritsos is one of the best poets of Greece! He was born in Monemvasia 1 May 1909 and he died in Athens November 11, Giannis.

Philippe d’Harcourt Alexander Bonnet Marin Messy.

Virgil & Ovid.  Virgil & Ovid were around during the Augustan Age of Rome.  These poets are compared to the former Greek poets Homer & Hesiod.  They.

America’s first (woman) poet

By Joey Sweeney, Patrick Coleman, Trevor Horgan, and Zack Koziel.

Virgil’s Aeneid Books 1, 2, 4 & 6 Structure, plot, characters, function of the gods, theme of Rome’s world missions.

Ovid: his Life and Work by Prof. R. Gentilcore

SEXTUS PROPERTIUS Poet, Artist and Lover. Early Life Propertius was born BCE in Assisi, Umbria, Italy His father died when he was young but his.

(20 March 43 BC – AD 17/18), known as Ovid in the English-speaking world, was a Roman poet who is best known as the author of the three major collections.

BY MARISOL CASTELLANOS CLAS101 LATIN Horace (65-8 B.C.)

Latin Literature Authors, genres, and movements. Timeline of Latin Literary development Pre-classical – Epic poetry is written in Saturnines, and later.

PURPOSE: The purpose of this course is to wallow in the wit and wonder of the Metamorphoses, to examine Ovid's style, his times, his place in the epic.

Ovid January 14 through February 27, 2008 AN INTRODUCTION TO.

Film Art and Culture 2009 Session Six Gender Relations 14 March 2009.

Ben Yanke. Personal Life Born in Washington DC in 1914 Moved to Detroit at a young age Married three times Began publishing poems when he was 13 Studied.

Latin Authors: Propertius and Tibullus Amanda Garrick.

The writer Her name is Luisa Futoransky. She’s an Argentinian writer. She was born in Buenos Aires in 1939 but she lives in Paris, France since 1981.

Certificate in Latin Literature. Basic structure Candidates enter two of: Themed Latin literature Narrative Latin literature Teacher’s choice of literature.

Apollo and Artemis Children of Zeus and Leto Apollo god of prophecy and healing, referred to as Phoebus (=who shines?) Roman name for Artemis-Diana Leto.

Class that worked on the project -XI G science of natures City and country --Constanta, Romania.

RHIANNON ARNOLD AND SOPHIA LEGGIO RENAISSANCE ART: PETRARCH AND BOCCACCIO.

VIRGIL AND OVID By: Alexandria LaPietra and Eduardo Rivera.

 AUSIÀS MARCH  Born 1397, Beniarjó,València  Kingdom of Valencia(Current Spanish community)- died March , València,

The Legacy of Ancient Greece and Rome. Legacy of Greece Natural Laws- use of reason and intelligence to discover Democracy Architecture and Art ▫The Parthenon.

Shakespeare Amy.197C0031 Amy.197C0031. Introduction William Shakespeare William Shakespeare.

Ovid 43 B.C. – 17 or 18 A.D..

A New Epic? HUM 2051: Civilization I Fall 2010 Dr. Perdigao October 22, 2010.

AS Latin Unit L1: Latin Language (1.5 hrs) Unit L2: Latin Verse and Prose Literature (1.5 hrs) –Ovid Amores 3, poems 2, 4, 5, 14 –Cicero.

By: Diana Gonzalez. Virgil was a Roman poet His full Latin name is Publius Vergilius Maro Born: October 15, 70 B.C. Andes, near Mantua Italy Died: September.

~The Death of Orpheus~ Metamorphosis: Book 11 Pages

ANNE BRADSTREET 1 ST AMERICAN POET.  Born in England  Raised with a Puritan upbringing  Grew up in a wealthy environment  Was provided.

Who Was William Shakespeare? By: Celeste Davidson Mannis illustrated by: John O’Brien By: Cassandra.

Exam Review Metamorphoses A Drama Pro Special. The Primary Source Ovid’s Metamorphoses  An epic poem of 15 books from Classical Antiquity (approx. 380.

“Cyrano de Bergerac” Background Information By: Edmond Rostand You do not need to write down what is in italics.

Read “Time” excerpt on pages How is time viewed in our culture?

Biography By: Alonna.C.Jones

Phylis Wheatly & Betsy Ross!

The Gods Page Maddie Hill, Ashley Davis, Austin Puckett, Logan Mango, Megan Yeager, Gaby Gentile.

JOHN KEATS Abdulla K. Bindayna Mrs.Timm 12F January 20, 2014.

Ovid’s Metamorphoses An “Epic” of Desire and Transformation.

THE LEGACY OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE IN LITERATURE SLOVAKIA.

Phyllis Wheatley Letter To Reverend Samson Occom.

Artemis :: Diana :: Cybele Classical Mythology Interpreted through the Ages Dr. Chris Ann Matteo October 2009.

Vita (biography) 12-7BC Publishes Amores 2nd edition

The Greek Afterlife II CLAS-E 128 Harvard Extension School Oct. 15th,2007.

A Modern Approach to Anne Bradstreet By Dakota Watts 10/12/12.

St. Joseph. Born in first century. He was a carpenter. He was married Mary. Foster father of Jesus. His feast is March 19. Died before Jesus. Patron of.

tegory/martin-luther-king-jr/

April 2012 Sonnet 43 (Elizabeth Barrett Browning) LO1: Understand the context of the poem Sonnet 43. LO2: Annotate the poem, considering the views of relationships.

Roman Intellect By: Trey Di Bona and Alexandros Tsipouras.

CLASSICS 210 OVID 43 BC – AD 8. EARLY CAREER IN EROTIC ELEGY, through AD 2 LOVES (AMORES)

IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS “LIFE WITHOUT BOOKS IS AS A TREE WITHOUT LEAVES”

ENG 273: World Literature.   43 BC – 17 AD  Born in the Roman Republic  Metamorphoses is his most influential work  Also wrote love poems  Popular.

Ovid One Cool Dude.

Thebes, Narcissus and Political Crisis: Ovid’s Metamorphoses

Metamorphoses The Norton Anthology of Western Literature Ninth Edition

HistoryBook Wall Photos Flair Boxes Phillis Wheatley Logout

Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

Publius Ovidius Naso.

Publius Ovidius Naso “Dripping water hollows out stone, not through force but through persistence”

Ovid: his Life and Work by Prof. R. Gentilcore

Ovid Weaver of Poetic Tales.

Publius Ovidius Naso (43 BC-c. 17 AD).

2016 Poets Horace, Ovid, Martial.

Welcome to Constanta.

Born March 20, 43 B.C. in Sulmo, about 90 miles southeast of Rome

The mother’s story: Statius’ Achilleid

P. Ovidius Naso a.k.a. Ovid 43 BCE – 17 CE.

Presentation transcript:

OVID THE METAMORPHOSES

LIFE OF OVID Born March 20, 43 BC 20 BC- publishes first book of poetry 8 AD- exiled by Augustus to Romania 17 AD- Ovid dies in exile Statue of Ovid, Constanta, Romania (Ettore Ferrari, 1887)

WORKS OF OVID Amores- love poems, often shorter, focus on a particular mistress Heroides- letters from epic and mythic women to their husbands Medicamina Faciei Feminae- a comedic book about women’s cosmetics and beauty tips Ars Amatoria- poems about how to make love (to people that you are not married to) Remedia Amoris- the sequel to Ars Amatoria, about how to end relationships Fasti- poems about feasts and festivals and the myths behind them Metamorphoses- poem of epic length, compilation of different myths Tristia- sorrowful poems about life in exile Epistolae ex Ponto- letters written by Ovid to family in friends in Rome seeking to end his exile Amores- love poems, often shorter, focus on a particular mistress Heroides- letters from epic and mythic women to their husbands Medicamina Faciei Feminae- a comedic book about women’s cosmetics and beauty tips Ars Amatoria- poems about how to make love (to people that you are not married to) Remedia Amoris- the sequel to Ars Amatoria, about how to end relationships Fasti- poems about feasts and festivals and the myths behind them Metamorphoses- poem of epic length, compilation of different myths Tristia- sorrowful poems about life in exile Epistolae ex Ponto- letters written by Ovid to family in friends in Rome seeking to end his exile

Fountain of Diana and Actaeon, Royal Palace at Caserta, Naples (Persico, Burnelli, Solari), late 18 th century

Thisbe- John Waterhouse, 1909

Apollo and Daphne, Antonio del Pollaiolo, Apollo and Daphne- Bernini, 1625

ORPHEUS Black Orpheus (1959) –set at Carnaval in Rio De Janeiro Orpheus Descending- play by Tennessee Williams, set in 1940s Mississippi made into film The Fugitive Kind in 1959 starring Marlon Brando Orphic Trilogy directed by Jean Cocteau The Blood of a Poet (1930) Orpheus (1950) Testament of Orpheus (1960)