Double Heroides XVI–XXI

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Double Heroides XVI–XXI is a group of paired epistolary poems, traditionally attributed to Ovid, in which mythological lovers exchange letters that mirror and respond to one another.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin poetic work
epistolary poetry collection
mythological love poetry
authorshipStatus disputed
circulation medieval manuscript tradition
consistsOf Heroides XIX NERFINISHED
Heroides XVI NERFINISHED
Heroides XVII NERFINISHED
Heroides XVIII NERFINISHED
Heroides XX NERFINISHED
Heroides XXI NERFINISHED
culturalContext early Roman Empire
genre epistolary poetry
love elegy
hasForm paired epistolary poems
influencedBy earlier Heroides I–XV
language Latin
literaryForm elegiac couplets
literaryPeriod Augustan literature NERFINISHED
literaryTechnique dramatic monologue
intertextuality
paired correspondence
literaryTradition Roman elegiac tradition
narrativeMode first-person letters
partOf Heroides NERFINISHED
reception subject of modern scholarly debate
scholarlyIssue questions of authenticity
questions of unity with single Heroides
setting Greek mythology
Roman mythological reception
structure paired letters
studiedIn Latin literary studies
classical philology
gender studies in classics
subjectMatter emotional conflict
mythological lovers
romantic relationships
theme absence
betrayal
desire
gender relations
love
reproach
traditionalAuthor Ovid NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Heroides hasPart Double Heroides XVI–XXI