Amores
(c. 10? BC)
Author: Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso)
In collection: (htr)
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Etexts:
- HTML (3 pages, indexed; 213-221 KB) at Poetry in Translation (Translated by A.S. Kline)
- HTML (multi-page) at Perseus/Tufts (Translator unknown)
- Latin HTML (3 pages, indexed) at The Latin Library; link is for main index page for all works
- Latin HTML (multi-page) at Perseus/Tufts
- Latin/English HTML (49 pages each, indexed) at The Internet Sacred Text Archive (Translation by J. Lewis May)
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- Latin/English Hardcover edition, includes Amores and Heroides, translated by Grant Showerman (Harvard Univ Pr, 1914, 536 pg).
- Paperback edition of The Erotic Poems : The Amores, The Art of Love, Cures for Love, On Facial Treatment for Ladies, translated by Peter Green (Penguin USA, 1983, 449 pg).
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