Not really strong, just an observation. Plagiarizing? What do you mean.
Now i have a little bit more time. What i meant was that the Ovid focus you have, is dominating your view.
Perhaps you do not like me writing that. But I am only trying to help you with additional information.
Ovid
Publius Ovidius Naso 20 March 43 BC – AD 17/18 known as Ovid a Roman poet
If you look at for example Aristotle, recently mentioned here on the forum.
From 384 BC is of a much older period and still under huge interest during the 1400-1700 period.
The works of Ovid are a good basis but, as i wrote on the Aristotle thread as well,
by focusing only on two things: OVID + VMS, that will give an subjective view, but there is so much more.
If you look at the Italian view on the fact that the Rinascimento (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.)
you see that there was a time where one sought rehabilitation on the classical (Greec & Roman) mythical stories.
This revival of such interest manifested itself by several manuscript writings. (see the wiki article f.e.)
Although I only show you the Italian version and the changes there, this European cultural shift happened in many other countries in a similar way.
During the 1400-s if you study in Paris or Mainz and you live in Rome or in Canterbury: you touch all those flavors and styles.
Now i have a little bit more time. What i meant was that the Ovid focus you have, is dominating your view.
Perhaps you do not like me writing that. But I am only trying to help you with additional information.
Ovid
Publius Ovidius Naso 20 March 43 BC – AD 17/18 known as Ovid a Roman poet
If you look at for example Aristotle, recently mentioned here on the forum.
From 384 BC is of a much older period and still under huge interest during the 1400-1700 period.
The works of Ovid are a good basis but, as i wrote on the Aristotle thread as well,
by focusing only on two things: OVID + VMS, that will give an subjective view, but there is so much more.
If you look at the Italian view on the fact that the Rinascimento (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.)
you see that there was a time where one sought rehabilitation on the classical (Greec & Roman) mythical stories.
This revival of such interest manifested itself by several manuscript writings. (see the wiki article f.e.)
Although I only show you the Italian version and the changes there, this European cultural shift happened in many other countries in a similar way.
During the 1400-s if you study in Paris or Mainz and you live in Rome or in Canterbury: you touch all those flavors and styles.