place
Campus Martius
the Field
The Field of Mars by the Tiber, Rome's exercise-ground where young men trained and tanned.
Reading notes
- The Art of Love §1.15 on the Field
The Campus Martius by the Tiber, Rome's exercise-ground where young men trained and browned in the sun.
- Letters from the Black Sea §1.8 lawns of the Campus
The Campus Martius, the great public field of Rome with its porticoes, gardens, and pools, which Ovid pictures in homesick memory.
Mentioned in 9 works (72 mentions)
The Loves
The Heroides
The Art of Love
The Cure for Love
The Festivals
Metamorphoses
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