OVID IN THE MIDDLE AGES
Organized by Frank Coulson, Ohio State University

[Panel as described in Call for Papers]
Ovid's poetry was central to the inspiration and development of Medieval Latin literature. The Medieval Latin Studies Group is sponsoring a panel,
at the January 2005 American Philological Association meeting in Boston, on Ovid in the Middle Ages. This panel will examine the reception and
influence of Ovid from late antiquity to the Renaissance. Papers may examine any aspect of how medieval readers employed and
interpreted Ovid's poetry. Particular interest will be given to papers dealing with Ovid in the schools, Latin commentaries on the Ovidian
corpus up to the year 1600, Ovidian prologues and their influence on the vernacular, and the influence of Ovid on the poetry of the
twelfth-century Renaissance.

Annalisa Rossi, Archivio di Stato di Bari
Text and Hypertext in the Aetas Ovidiana: The Metamorphoses Case Study

 Sarah A. Miller, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Bodies in the Pseudo-Ovidian De Vetula

 James G. Clark, University of Bristol
Thomas Walsingham and the Revival of Ovid in Later Medieval England

 Kathryn McKinley, Florida International University
Ovid in Ricardian England

 Respondent: John V. Fleming, Princeton University