Poetry Mythology Transformation Love Power The role of the gods Creation and destruction
The Metamorphoses is a narrative poem written by Ovid in 8 AD by the Roman poet Ovid. It is the Roman poet's most important and best known work.
This poem, of quite extensive length, tells the story of the creation of the world up to the rule and deification of Julius Caesar, in a combination of mythical and historical elements.
This edition of Ovid's Metamorphoses is based on the translation by Henry T. Riley.
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Bodies, names, and fates refuse to stay still. Ovid’s river of myths turns change into the oldest story we have.
In an era of fluid identities and rapid upheaval, these tales teach how transformation reveals power, desire, and consequence. Read with wonder and with care.
Worlds molt and renew.
Beauty that instructs.
Admire—and question—who pays for change.
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Shape shifting tales and love craft that map desire memory and change.
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