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With Notes and Vocabulary 2003 • 1-58510-088-9 • paper • 206 pages • 6 x 9 • $19.95 A new Focus reprint of the classic reader on Ovid by Dr. Charles W. Dunmore, emeritus at New York University. Contains extensive selections for Ovid's primary works, all in Latin, with notes, commentary and glossary. Perfect for intermediate/advanced Latin classes. A complete new translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses by Phillip Ambrose in English, click here. | About the Author | Contents | | |||
Dunmore's text contains selections from the Metamorphoses, the Fasti, Heroides, Tristia, Epistulae ex Ponto, Amores, and Ars Amatoria. Notes are below the text and a full vocabulary concludes the book. Macrons are not used.
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Charles W. Dunmore was a member of the faculty of the department of classics of New York University for many years, serving as chairman of that department at the time of his retirement. He was a consulting editor on Latin and Greek etymology in the preparation of The World Book Encyclopedia, and is the author of Selections from Ovid (Focus Publishing), and co-author, with Rita M. Fleischer, of Dunmore and Fleischer's Medical Terminology, edition III (F.A. Davis Company).
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Introduction BOOK I Prologue (1-4) Creation (5-88) The Four Ages of Man (89-150) The Flood (253-312) Deucalion and Pyrrha (313-415) Daphne and Apollo (452-567) Jupiter and lo (568-746) BOOK II Phaethon (1-328) BOOK III Cadmus (1-137) Actaeon (138-252) Semele (253-315) Tiresias (316-338) Echo and Narcissus (339-510) BOOK IV Pyramus and Thisbe (55-168) Mars and Venus (169-189) BOOK V Ceres and Proserpina (341-550) The Sirens (551-576) Arethusa (577-642) BOOK VI Arachne (70-145) Niobe (146-312) Latona (313-381) BOOK VII Jason and Medea (1-293) BOOK VIII Baucis and Philemon (620-737) Erysichthon (738-878) BOOK IX Iphis and Ianthe (669-797) BOOK X Orpheus and Eurydice (1-63) Pygmalion (243-297) BOOK XI The Death of Orpheus (1-84) Midas (85-193) Peleus and Thetis (221-265) Aesacus and Hesperia (749-795) BOOK XV Epilogue (871-879) FASTI BOOK II Arion (79-118) Faunus (267-358) Tarquin and Lucretia (685-852) BOOK III Anna (523-656) BOOK IV The Founding of Rome (807-862) HEROIDES II Phyllis to Demophoon (1-148) X Ariadne to Theseus (1-150) TRISTIA I, 3 The Final Night in Rome (1-102) III, 2 Death Would Be Better than Exile (1-30) III, 10 A Description of Tomis (1-78) IV, 10 Ovid's Autobiography (1-132) EPISTULAE EX PONTO I, 4 To His Wife (1-58) I, 10 To Flaccus (1-44) III, 3 To Maximus (1-108) AMORES I, 4 Advice to his Mistress (1-70) II, 2 Advice to his Mistress's Slave (1-66) II, 19 Advice to his Mistress's Husband (1-60) ARS AMATORIA BOOK I, 1-170 ABBREVIATIONS VOCABULARY
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Selections from Ovid
