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Revision as of 20:03, 21 November 2011

The Metamorphoses
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Ovid's Metamorphoses



1: The Palace of the Sun



2: Phaethon and his father



3: The Sun’s admonitions.
4: His further warnings
5: Phaethon insists on driving the chariot
6: The Sun’s instructions




7: The Horses run wild
8: Phaethon lets go of the reins
9: The mountains burn
10: The rivers are dried up
11: Earth complains



12: Jupiter intervenes and Phaethon dies



13: Phaethon’s sisters grieve for him
14: The sisters turned into poplar trees



15: Cycnus



16: The Sun returns to his task



17: Jupiter sees Callisto



18: Jupiter rapes Callisto



19: Diana discover’s Callisto’s shame



20: Callisto turned into a bear



21: Arcas and Callisto become constellations



22: Juno complains to Tethys and Oceanus



23: The Raven and the Crow



24: The Crow’s story



25: Coronis is betrayed and Phoebus kills her



26: Phoebus repents and saves Aesculapius



27: Chiron and Ocyrhoë’s’s prophecies