Tristium Libri V. Et Epistolae Ex Ponto Libri Iv.
Tristia, meaning Sorrows, is a collection of poems in elegiac couplets by Ovid, in five books, written while he was in exile in Tomis. Likewise, Epistulae ex Ponto is a collection of letters in verse, in four books, written by Ovid during his exile on the Black Sea. These works offer a poignant glimpse into the poet's personal struggles and reflections during a time of profound hardship. Ovid's skillful use of language and his exploration of themes such as loss, longing, and the power of memory make these poems a testament to the enduring human spirit. "Tristium Libri V. Et Epistolae Ex Ponto Libri IV" remains a compelling and important work of classical literature.
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