The Amores; or, Amours Literally Translated into English Prose, with Copious Notes
Ovid
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- Literary English
- Everyday expressions
- Advanced vocabulary
- Long sentence structures
Quotes from this book
"Who, cruel boy, has given thee this right over my lines?
I burn; and in my heart,hitherto disengaged, does Love hold sway.
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- AN EPIGRAM ON THE AMOURS.Sample
- ELEGY I.
- ELEGY II.
- ELEGY III.
- ELEGY IV.
- ELEGY V.
- ELEGY VI.
- ELEGY VII.
- ELEGY VIII.
- ELEGY IX.
- ELEGY X.
- ELEGY XI.
- ELEGY XII.
- ELEGY XIII.
- ELEGY XIV.
- ELEGY XV.
- ELEGY I.
- ELEGY II.
- ELEGY IV.
- ELEGY V.
- ELEGY VI.
- ELEGY VII.
- ELEGY VIII.
- ELEGY IX.
- ELEGY X.
- ELEGY XI.
- ELEGY XII.
- ELEGY XIII.
- ELEGY XIV.
- ELEGY XV.
- ELEGY XVI.
- ELEGY XVII.
- ELEGY XVIII.
- ELEGY XIX.
- ELEGY I.
- ELEGY II.
- ELEGY III.
- ELEGY IV.
- ELEGY V.
- ELEGY VI.
- ELEGY VII.
- ELEGY VIII.
- ELEGY IX.
- ELEGY X.
- ELEGY XI.
- ELEGY XII.
- ELEGY XIII.
- ELEGY XIV.
- FOOTNOTES BOOK ONE:
- FOOTNOTES BOOK TWO:
- FOOTNOTES BOOK THREE: