Here is a Sunday Q&A recording and a few additional links related to our reading of Ovid--
Audio recording for our recent Sunday Q&A - 9/20
Two great books on Roman religion:
Scheid, An Introduction to Roman Religion
A novel imagining Ovid's life in exile:
Here are a few resources we've collected on Ovid along the way. A few more likely to follow.
Golding's translation of Ovid in multiple versions to access
https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/
https://books.google.com/
Latin audio of the Metamorphoses
Our first session of the Fall Semester is coming up! These are recommended selections, the "not to be missed" sections that will form the basis for our class discussions of Ovid's Metamorphoses. Prioritize reading the complete books noted below in boldface. If you have time for more reading, read the selected stories from the other books as noted. Of course, read straight through if you have the time and inclination. References are to the new, annotated Rolfe Humphries editions (Indiana UP).
Book One, complete
Book Two, The Story of Phaeton; The Story of Raven; Europa
Book Three, complete
Book Four, The Story of Pyramus and Thisbe; The End of Cadmus; The Story of Perseus
Book Six, complete
Book Seven, The Story of Jason and Medea
Book Eight, The Story of Daedalus and Icarus; The Calydonian Boar; The Story of Baucis and Philemon
Book Nine, The Story of Hercules, Nessus, and Deianira; The Story of Hercules' Birth
Book Ten, complete
Book Eleven, The Death of Orpheus; The Story of Midas; The Building of the Walls of Troy; The Story of Thetis
Book Twelve, The Invasion of Troy; Story of the Battle with the Centaurs
Book Thirteen, complete
Book Fourteen, The Deification of Aeneas; Legendary History of Rome; Pomono and Vertumnus
Book Fifteen, complete