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03/28/10
Carmina Maior Imago Sunt Mea
For anyone interpreting the first book of the Tristia, Ovid himself offers the best advice:
Subeat tibi dicere forsan
"Quam procul a nobis Naso sodalis abest!”
Grata tua est pietas, sed carmina maior imago
sunt mea, quae mando qualiacumque legas. (Tr. I.7.9-12)
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