Ovid

Tristia, Book I presents a revised edition of Ovid's poignant reflections on his exile. Penned by the renowned Roman poet Ovid, and meticulously revised with an introduction and notes by Sidney George Owen, this edition offers profound insights into the poet's emotional landscape during a tumultuous period of his life.

Ovid's 'Tristia' captures the despair and longing experienced far from Rome, providing a personal and historical glimpse into the life of one of antiquity's most celebrated writers. This revised text aims to enhance understanding and appreciation of Ovid's work, making it an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of classical literature.

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