person
Ovid's wife
his wife
Ovid's third wife, connected to the household of Fabius Maximus and Marcia; left in Rome to plead his cause, she is the unnamed addressee of many exile poems.
Reading notes
- Letters from the Black Sea §1.2 my wife
Ovid's third wife, left in Rome to plead his cause; connected through Marcia to the household of Fabius Maximus, she is the suppliant at his altars.
Mentioned in 7 works (30 mentions)
The Loves
The Heroides
The Art of Love
The Cure for Love
The Festivals
Metamorphoses
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