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

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1 CLASSICS 210 OVID 43 BC – AD 8

2 EARLY CAREER IN EROTIC ELEGY, through AD 2 LOVES (AMORES)

3 EARLY CAREER IN EROTIC ELEGY, through AD 2 LOVES (AMORES) EPISTLES OF HEROINES

4 EARLY CAREER IN EROTIC ELEGY, through AD 2 LOVES (AMORES) EPISTLES OF HEROINES ART OF LOVE

5 EARLY CAREER IN EROTIC ELEGY, through AD 2 LOVES (AMORES) EPISTLES OF HEROINES ART OF LOVE COSMETICS OF THE FEMALE FACE

6 EARLY CAREER IN EROTIC ELEGY, through AD 2 LOVES (AMORES) EPISTLES OF HEROINES ART OF LOVE COSMETICS OF THE FEMALE FACE REMEDIES FOR LOVE

7 MID CAREER IN LARGE-SCALE POETRY, AD 2-8 METAMORPHOSES

8 MID CAREER IN LARGE-SCALE POETRY, AD 2-8 METAMORPHOSES THE ROMAN CALENDAR (FASTI)

9 AD 8: A POEM AND AN ERROR CARMEN ET ERROR LOVES (AMORES) EPISTLES OF HEROINES ART OF LOVE COSMETICS OF THE FEMALE FACE REMEDIES FOR LOVE METAMORPHOSES THE ROMAN CALENDAR (FASTI)

10 EXILE POETRY FROM THE BLACK SEA, AD 8 -death SORROWS (TRISTIA)

11 THE METAMORPHOSES (‘transformations’) theme: changes of shape wrought by gods structure: unified epic poem / collection of short poems? timeframe: from chaos to (Roman) cosmos

12 transformations of … bodily shape human relations, esp. sexual poetry and story-telling

13 transformations of … Chaos -> cosmos Ages of Man (gold -> silver -> bronze -> iron) Lycaon -> wolf Earth -> flood Recovery from flood: Deucalion and Pyrrha: stones-> people Python Daphne -> laurel Io -> cow -> Isis Syrinx -> Pan’s pipes Phaethon Phaethon’s sisters -> poplars and amber

14 Lycaon Augostino Musi 1524

15 Rubens 1636-37 1551 (German)

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17 Apollo and the Python

18 Deucalion and Pyrrha

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20 Bernini c. 1622 Pollaiuolo c. 1470

21 Apollo and Daphne Bernini c. 1622 Pollaiuolo c. 1470

22 Correggio c. 1530

23 Io Correggio c. 1530

24 Jordaens 1625Poussin 1690

25 Michaelangelo c. 1533

26 Phaethon Michaelangelo c. 1533 John Singer Sargeant 1922-4

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31 transformations of …

32 bodily shape human relations, esp. sexual poetry and story-telling

33 transformations of … bodily shape human relations, esp. sexual poetry and story-telling Stephen Hinds shinds@uw.edu

34 THE METAMORPHOSES (‘transformations’) encyclopaedia of myth and of the cosmos

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