P. Ovidii Nasonis Fastorum Libri Sex... [Latin]

P. Ovidii Nasonis Fastorum Libri Sex... is a seminal work by the Roman poet Ovid, offering a rich tapestry of Roman religious festivals and traditions as arranged in the Roman calendar. Written in Latin, the Fasti provides invaluable insights into the cultural and religious life of ancient Rome during the reign of Augustus. This edition, meticulously edited by Rudolf Merkel, ensures a faithful rendering of Ovid's original text. Through his elegant verse, Ovid explores the origins and significance of various holidays, myths, and customs, creating an engaging and informative work for scholars and enthusiasts of classical literature alike. A cornerstone of classical studies, 'Fasti' remains an essential resource for understanding Roman society and its enduring legacy.

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