SCRIPTURA

Classical Latin

Metamorphoses

Ovid

Translated by Brookes More

Bodies changed into new forms, from the creation of the world to the deification of Julius Caesar: Daphne, Narcissus, Pyramus and Thisbe, Icarus, Orpheus.

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  • Latin: ed. Hugo Magnus, from the Perseus Digital Library (canonical-latinLit, phi0959.phi006, CC BY-SA 4.0).
  • English: Brookes More, from the Perseus Digital Library (phi0959.phi006.perseus-eng3). Notes are not included.
  • Rows follow the references the two texts share (line numbers), cut where both reach the end of a sentence.

Contents · 30

  1. 1Book I · lines 1–415
  2. 2Book I · lines 416–779
  3. 3Book II · lines 1–465
  4. 4Book II · lines 466–875
  5. 5Book III · lines 1–434
  6. 6Book III · lines 435–733
  7. 7Book IV · lines 1–415
  8. 8Book IV · lines 416–801
  9. 9Book V · lines 1–340
  10. 10Book V · lines 341–678
  11. 11Book VI · lines 1–381
  12. 12Book VI · lines 382–721
  13. 13Book VII · lines 1–452
  14. 14Book VII · lines 453–865
  15. 15Book VIII · lines 1–450
  16. 16Book VIII · lines 451–884
  17. 17Book IX · lines 1–417
  18. 18Book IX · lines 418–797
  19. 19Book X · lines 1–518
  20. 20Book X · lines 519–739
  21. 21Book XI · lines 1–591
  22. 22Book XI · lines 1–795
  23. 23Book XII · lines 64–428
  24. 24Book XII · lines 429–628
  25. 25Book XIII · lines 1–493
  26. 26Book XIII · lines 494–968
  27. 27Book XIV · lines 1–440
  28. 28Book XIV · lines 441–851
  29. 29Book XV · lines 1–449
  30. 30Book XV · lines 450–879