The Metamorphoses of Publius Ovidius Naso

The narrative poem chronicles the history of the world, beginning with its creation and culminating in the deification of Julius Caesar. Composed in fifteen books, it blends mythology and history, showcasing Ovid's poetic brilliance. Completed in AD 8, it stands as a significant work of Golden Age Latin literature, highlighting transformative themes and the interplay of divine and human experiences.