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from the Koninklijke Bibliotheek: a picture of a medieval French adaptation of The Metamorphoses. | |
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A clickable "who's who" of The Metamorphoses, produced by King's College London and Princeton University | |
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Offers a clickable map of the ancient world and a good list of sites. | |
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Classics links, including Greek and Latin Languages & Literature and Manuscripts, Papyri, etc.. | |
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available via Gopher and searchable. Search results for "Ovid". | |
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A searchable dictionary -- search for "ovid" or terms/characters from The Metamorphoses. | |
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Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World. A new site, featuring bibliography and search engine. | |
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E-texts |
Of The Metamorphoses in English: |
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A no-frills collection of links, likely to have what you are looking for. | |
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Includes Classical mythology, and extends to Etruscan and Norse myth, the occult, etc. | |
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A server for Medieval Studies, which includes Latin culture resources. | |
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via Gopher from U Michigan. Describes and tells you how to join several classical listservs, including Classics-L. |
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Looks good, but it's in German. |
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at U. Vermont. Plates from two illustrated editions of The Metamorphoses, one dated 1640 and the other 1713. | |
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Some of the etexts on this server are free, some cost money, and some are free for private academic use. The listing for the Latin of The Metamorphoses is ambiguous. | |
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The lives of classicists everywhere are now dominated by this site, featuring the entire corpus of classical Greek texts, online, browsable and searchable in Greek and English, not to mention several secondary sources, such as the condensed Apollodorus handbook to Greek mythology. | |
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A searchable database. A search for "ovid AND
metamorphoses" results included:
Labor and Laborers in Latin Poetry Latest Word from Echo Metamorphosis & Identity in Homer, Ovid, Sidney, and Milton Ovid's Causes: Cosmogony & Aetiology in the Metamorphoses Poetics of Ekphrasis from Homer to Ashbery Renaissance & Its Ancients: Dismembering and Devouring
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Outstanding! Includes a journals index and a search. | |
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features a discussion group, a clickable map of the Roman Empire,and a good index of other Roman-oriented sites. | |
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This section (arranged alphabetically by author) is part of Voice of the Shuttle's comprehensive Classical Studies page. The site also includes resources for classical mythology, philosophy, and a journal index. |
Last revised July 1997.
ContactGail.Sherman@Reed.edu
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