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Ovid's commemoration of extramarital relations seemed to taint the encouragement of values in families. While in exile, Ovid composed two books of poems; Tristia (Sorrows) and Epistulae ex Ponto (Epistles from Pontus). These works are gloomy and not as lively as the poet has gotten older and is banished...
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The first set was addressed to his wife and other anonymous people. Believed to be friends in Rome. In a way it appears to be an apology to these people for his "failure" in his works. The second set Ovid makes note of this "mistake" that is unclear. It materializes a petition for the emperor to end Ovid's exile...
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