Explore the world of ancient Rome through the eyes of the poet Ovid. In Fasti, he describes the festivals and ceremonies of the Roman calendar, offering vivid glimpses into everyday life in the city. This translation into English prose by R. Mongan captures the beauty and wit of Ovid's verse, making it accessible to modern readers.

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