Neil Hopkinson, Ovid, Metamorphoses Book XIII (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000). Thursday, July 15: Metamorphoses 14.223–444įriday, July 16: Metamorphoses 14.445–582 Required Books

Wednesday, July 14: Metamorphoses 14.25–222 Group translation will be carried on in two sections, one for the more confident (affectionately known as “the sharks”), one for the less confident (even more affectionately known as “the dolphins”) led on alternating days by Meghan Reedy and Chris Francese (Dickinson College). to 12:00 noon, Eastern time US, with a break in the middle. Online meetings will take place daily 8:30 a.m.Longtime attendees will remember Meghan from Dickinson summer workshops on Tacitus’ Germania (2011), Propertius (2012) and Ovid’s Fasti (2013). Among other things she thinks a lot about how textiles and clothing get made and worn and usually has a knitting / sewing / weaving project on the go. Her scholarly work focuses on Propertius. She is a former Dickinson faculty member and is currently Program Coordinator with the Maine Humanities Council. from the University of Durham and a D.Phil. A graduate of Whitman College, she holds an M.A. Meghan grew up in South Africa and the Pacific Northwest, and has lived in Boston, Texas, England, and, currently Maine. We are delighted to have Meghan Newell Reedy with us as guest instructor. While this situation is far from ideal, we hope it will allow those who could not normally travel to Carlisle to participate. The Dickinson Summer Latin Workshop will be held online this year.

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