Ovid's Heroides 6: preliminary scenes from the life of an intertextual heroine

Classical Quarterly 50 (01):197- (2000)
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Abstract

Ovid regarded the Epistulae Heroidum as a collection with a consistent theme. He indicates as much at Am. 2.18.18–26, where he describes the unified conception of nine or ten of the Heroides as the result of Amor's insistence that he be an elegiac poet

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