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Ars amatoria Ideology Poetry Empire Marine Venus Pompeii 1 st cent CE Ovid Agenda Recap amp Update Virtus romana matrimonium lex Ovids Ars Background Structure Theme ID: 693623

ovid bce iulia romana bce ovid romana iulia 167 cybele love matrimonium book lady

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Slide1

Ovid’s Art of Love (Ars amatoria)

Ideology, Poetry, Empire

Marine Venus – Pompeii, 1

st

cent. CE

OvidSlide2

AgendaRecap & UpdateVirtus romana, matrimonium, lexOvid’s ArsBackground, Structure, Theme

DiscussionWhat Would Ovid Say?Slide3

Recap & UpdateVirtus romana, matrimonium, lexSlide4

Virtus romana, matrimonium, lexmos maiorum (“way of the ancestors”)and virtus romana

matrimonial ideologyThe Augustan legislationlex

iulia et papia

lex iulia de adulteriis coercendis

AugustusSlide5

The Augustan LegislationLex iulia et papia 18 BCE, 9 CESanctions on marriage between members of the

ordo senatorius andFreedpersons

Infames

CriminalsAdultererslex iulia de adulteriis coercendis

18 BCEto Repress adultery2013-11-045Slide6

Ovid’s ArsBackground, Structure, ThemeSlide7

Bio-Historical Background

27 BCE

accession

14 CE

death

18 BCE

marriage

legislation

reign of Augustus

184 BCE

Cato censor

ca. 60 BCE

Catullus

Ovid (43 BCE–17/18 CE, banished 8 CE)

Art of Love

,

ca.

2 BCE-2CE

9 CE

41 BCE

Death of Caesar

SulpiciaSlide8

StructureBOOK 1-A“First … comes the task of finding an object for your love” (p. 167)BOOK 1-B“Next, you must labor to woo and win your lady” (p. 167)BOOK 2

“Thirdly, ensure that the affair will last” (p. 167)BOOK 3“Now I must fashion weapons for Penthesilea and her girls”

(p. 214)Slide9

Selected Themes, IssuesLascivi amores“wanton passions”“Safe love, legitimate liaisons”

(p. 167)venerem tutam

concessaque

furta …, / nullum … crimenMasculinity“Cybele’s Votaries”

Guilty Menelaus (p. 203)Mos maiorumOn Cosmetics: “Young girls didn’t cultivate their persons in the old days. … Let others worship the past; I much prefer the present” (bk3, p. 217)Feminine treachery

Pasiphae et al.

Erotic asymmetry, violenceRape of the Sabine Women“It’s all right to use force…”

Adultery (?)

“to please your lady’s escort” (

viro

placuisse

puellae

)

(p. 184)

“Husbands allow this latitude to lawful wives…”

(p. 207)Slide10

Cybele, Gallus

Gallus

: Eunuch priest of Cybele

Cybele (modern representation)

Magna Mater Deorum

,

“Great Mother of the Gods”

2013-11-04

10Slide11

“… even so, many contrived | to make panic look fetching” (p. 169)

Rape of the Sabine Women - PoussinSlide12

DiscussionWhat Would Ovid Say?Slide13

What Would Ovid Say?