Ovid’s attitude toward the Getae, Bessi, Sarmatians, and other tribes in the vicinity of Tomis is:

The general way that literary historians describe “Silver Age,” as opposed to “Golden Age” Latin literature – the Silver Age being the age after Ovid – is that:

In 10 BCE, Augustus had five viable male heirs. Which of the following on the list below was NOT one of these heirs.

The mother of Nero Claudius Drusus and Tiberius Claudius Nero (the future emperor Tiberius, in other words) was called:

Some of Ovid’s later exilic epistles seem to indicate:

The poem that Ovid indicates helped spur his exile was his:

Which of the following is NOT a common motif in Ovid’s late poetry?

In the very first poem in the Tristia, Ovid announces that “I only / survive by the courtesy of a god” (Tr I.1.19-20). Who is the god in question?

This aspect of Augustus, evident from legislation he passed relatively early during his reign, was likely part of the reason he exiled Ovid in 8 CE:

Tomis, the settlement to which Ovid was exiled, is in the eastern part of modern day:

Ovid’s exilic work speaks highly of this man, the brother of the future emperor Claudius, the father of the future emperor Caligula, and the grandfather of the future emperor Nero:

True or false?: Ovid’s third wife accompanied him on his trip to Tomis.

Augustus’ daughter Julia, in 2 BCE,

In 9 BCE, Augustus was shocked by:

Ovid says that a “poem and an error” destroyed his reputation with Augustus and led to his exile. We talked about one theory in regards to this “error.” What was the theory?