Narrative Dynamics in Ovid's Metamorphoses

Aeacus Aeneas Aeneas's Aeneid Aesculapius aethera amor anger Apollo apotheosis argues Athamas audience Augustan Augustus Bacchus Barchiesi 1994 beginning Bernbeck Bömer Book 15 Bretzigheimer Cadmus Callisto catalog catasterism chaos Cipus closure contrast cosmic cosmogony Daphne Daphne's deification Deucalion Diana divine Doblhofer earlier earth echoes ecphrasis Epaphus epic episode erotic Europa fama Feeney fire flood Fränkel Galinsky gigantomachy gods Granobs Hardie heaven Hercules Herter human Io's Iovis Julius Caesar Juno Juno's vengeance Jupiter Jupiter and Juno Jupiter's Knox Lycaon Metamor Metamorphoses Minerva motif myth mythological narrative continuity narrative sequence narrator Otis Ovid Ovid's Ovidian Peneus Phaethon poem poem's poet prophecy Pythagoras Pythagoras's quae quod quoque rape reading repeats repetition rerum ring composition rivers Rome Romulus Schmidt Schmitzer 1990 Segal Semele Solodow speech story structure tale tellus temporal terras Theban cycle thematic theme tion Tiresias transformation Troy Venus Venus's Verg Vergil Vergilian Wheeler