Ovid

addressed Æneas Æneid Agrippa arms Art of Love Augustus banishment bard beautiful Cæsar Caius Callimachus Catullus cause Corinna crime crown daughter death Deucalion died divine earth elegy emperor Epistles exile eyes Fabii famous Fasti fate father fault favour flames followed friends friendship Gallus genius Germanicus Getic gives goddess gods grace Greek hand heart heaven honour hope Horace husband Italy Julia Julius Cæsar Jupiter least legend letter literary live Livia lover marriage Maximus mentioned Metamorphoses month mourned never nymphs o'er once Ovid Ovid's Pallas passage passion Perilla Planasia poems poet poet's poetical Pontus prayer probably Propertius Protesilaus reader reproaches rival Roman Roman Calendar Rome Sappho says scarcely seems senate Seneca shore song Sorrows speaks story Tacitus taste tears temple thee thou Tiberius Tibullus Tomi tresses Trojan Tuticanus verse Virgil wife words writes young Younger Seneca youth