The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Virgil

Role: poet · First appears: Fable 34

Fable 34

  • with Servius (Servius comments on Virgil’s Eclogue.) “Servius, in his commentary on the sixth Eclogue of Virgil (l. 15), says that Nysa was the name of the female that nursed Bacchus.”

Fable 70

  • with Ciris (interaction) “According to Virgil, who, in his Ciris, describes this transformation”

Fable 103

  • with Homer (Virgil coined the word from an expression of Homer.) “The word ‘Inarime’ is thought to have been coined by Virgil, from the expression of Homer, εῖν Ἀρίμοις, when speaking of it”

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