The Fasti of Ovid, Ed. With Notes by G.H. Hallam

The Fasti is a six-book poem by the Roman poet Ovid that describes the Roman calendar and the festivals associated with it. It is a fascinating and valuable source of information about ancient Roman religion and culture, and remains widely read today. This edition is edited by GH Hallam and includes detailed notes to help readers navigate the complex historical and cultural context of the poem.

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