Ovid

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Latin-language writer Roman poet mythographer person poet

Ovid was a renowned Roman poet of the Augustan age, best known for his mythological epic "Metamorphoses" and his influential love poetry.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Latin-language writer → Roman poet → mythographer → person → poet →
birthDate	0043-03-20 BCE →
birthPlace	Roman Republic → Sulmo →
citizenship	Ancient Rome →
contemporaryOf	Horace → Propertius → Virgil →
deathDate	0017-01-01 →
educatedAt	Rome →
era	Augustan age →
familyName	Ovidius →
fullName	Publius Ovidius Naso →
genre	didactic poetry → elegy → mythological epic →
givenName	Publius →
influenced	Dante Alighieri → European Renaissance literature → Geoffrey Chaucer → John Milton → William Shakespeare →
influencedBy	Catullus → Hellenistic poetry → Virgil →
languageOfWorkOrName	Latin →
mainSubject	love → metamorphosis → mythology →
movement	Augustan literature →
nativeLanguage	Latin →
notableWork	Amores → Ars Amatoria → Epistulae ex Ponto → Fasti → Heroides → Metamorphoses → Remedia Amoris → Tristia →
occupation	poet → writer →
placeOfExile	Black Sea coast → Tomis →
reasonForExile	carmen et error →
wasExiledBy	Emperor Augustus →
workPeriod	1st century BCE → 1st century CE →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Confessio Amantis → The House of Fame → The Legend of Good Women →	influencedBy
Lucretius → Virgil ("Publius Ovidius Naso") →	influenced
Ovid’s Metamorphoses →	author
Latin →	classicalAuthors
Ovid ("Ovidius") →	familyName
Ovid ("Publius Ovidius Naso") →	fullName
Apollo and Daphne →	inspiredBy
Hermaphroditus →	literaryAuthor
Alcyone →	mentionedBy
Ceyx →	sourceAuthor
Works of Hesiod →	usedAsSourceBy