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Ovid: Fasti Book IIICambridge Greek and Latin Classics Ovid is now firmly established as a central figure in the Latin poetic canon, and his Fasti is his most complex elegy. Drafted alongside the Metamorphoses before the poet's exile, it was only published after the death of Augustus, and involves a wide range of myth, Roman history, religion, astronomy and explication of the calendar. In its aetiology and conversations with gods, it is a Latin equivalent of Callimachus'

Defence Speeches

Aristophanes

The first-century emperor Claudius did not leave the fledgling Roman Empire as he had found it: his contribution was to turn its developing institutions into an imperial tradition

Grammar and vocabulary exercises

'Gripping' Sunday Times

society and history in the late fifth century BC

With its story of an anonymous temple slave discovered to be the son of Apollo and Creusa

With English

and Cicero's treatment of the case

Aimed at advanced school students

and like him

and Thomas Jefferson

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