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Metamorphoses Apollo and Daphne APOLLON amp DAPHNE Museum Collection Ostia Antica Rome Italy  Catalogue Number TBA Type Floor Mosaic Context Ostia Date  Period Imperial Roman. Johns Ovid Laingsburg Fishing on Lake Ovid Disc Golf Course Camping Three picnic shelters Swim beach Hikebike trails 11 miles Horse trails 6 miles Snowmobiling in winter Hunting during established seasons Campground 181 Campsites Nort The cu sto er is ta ken to b eveloper of k nowledge based applic ation systems such as rul based expe t sy stem s natural language interface vision systems and design support c t t a a k management functions that if pro b a K c s s t d plications THE COLOURS AND FRAGRANT PERFUMES WHICH LIGHT UP SULMONAS MAIN STREET CORSO OVIDIO COME FROM THE SHOPS ALONG IT WHICH DISPLAY AN INCREDIBLE VARIETY OF SHAPES AND FORMS OF CONFETTI PRODUCED IN AND AROUND THE CITY SULMONA IS THE UNDISPUTED HOME OF CON Ovid. , Metamorphoses. I.452-567. Sarah Ellery. Final Teaching Project. UGA Summer Institute, 2013. . Apollo and Daphne. , Bernini, 1622-25; Galleria Borghese, Rome. Credit: . galleriaborghese.it. http://. www.theoi.com/Heroine/Kallisto.html. http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/O15.1.. Callisto. (?), . Apulian. red figure. vase fragment C4th B.C.,. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Venetian School, c. 1500. . and Medusa. Clark Hilliard. Alex Townsend. Perseus. with the Head of Medusa. Antonio Canova. Rome, Italy. 1804-1806. Marble. The Metropolitan Museum. Perseus. with the Head of Medusa. Benvenuto. Cellini. Metamorphoses. Cover of . George . Sandys. 's. 1632 edition of . Ovid's Metamorphosis . Englished. Metamorphoses. m. eta = change. m. orph = shape. Ovid’s poem (8 A.D.) is a chronological catalogue of myths about shape changing.. Metamorphoses. An “Epic” of Desire and Transformation. Metamorphoses. = “Transformations”. Latin poem, circa 8 C.E.. Metamorphoses. vs. . Aeneid. Aeneid. : . a single, complex . story. one . Myths, Legends, and a little Science. Gilgamesh. First ever mention of a werewolf (that we know of). The Early Romans. Petronius’ The . Satyricon. 1. st. Century AD. Trimalchio’s. Banquet. Two guys walking along, they go into a graveyard, one needs to pee, and then he turns into a wolf and starts to howl.. Intellegere. et . Diligere. . Litteras. :. “To understand and to love literature”. Introduction. Classical training. Germination of the project. Reading mythology, notice two themes . Tragic love story. Dolores Zegar Judkins, MLS. Head, Instruction, Research & Outreach. OHSU Library. judkinsd@ohsu.edu. Ways to get help:. Ask a librarian. Chat. Email. Phone. You need one. Where you can get one. Library circulation desk. Waste. Errors. Poor quality clinical care. Poor patient experience. Adoption of interventions of low value. Failure to adopt interventions of high value. Source: Sir Muir Gray, Chief Knowledge Officer of Britain’s National Health Service. Quoted on . Ars . amatoria. ). Ideology, Poetry, Empire. Marine Venus – Pompeii, 1. st. cent. CE. Ovid. Agenda. Recap & Update. Virtus . romana. , . matrimonium. , . lex. Ovid’s . Ars. Background, Structure, Theme. 8-V164 1218 Award-winningSupportConsultativeServicesOvid’s award-winning support teams help implement tools into your library for the most optimized deployment, promotion, training, congurat