How Emperor Augustus Silenced Rome’s Most Famous Poet
At the height of his popularity in Rome, Augustus exiled the poet Ovid to the Black Sea. There, the whimsical author produced a striking series of poems.
How Emperor Augustus Silenced Rome’s Most Famous Poet
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At the height of his popularity in Rome, Augustus exiled the poet Ovid to the Black Sea. There, the whimsical author produced a striking series of exile poems.
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@gutenberg_org the Black Sea likely has the most interesting stories around it.