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Ov⋅id

[ov-id]
–noun
(Publius Ovidius Naso) 43 b.c.–a.d. 17?, Roman poet.

O⋅vid⋅i⋅an [oh-vid-ee-uhn] , adjective
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Ov·id   (ŏv'ĭd)   
Roman poet known for his explorations of love, especially the Art of Love (c. 1 B.C.) and Metamorphoses (c. A.D. 8).
O·vid'i·an (ō-vĭd'ē-ən) adj.
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Ovid [(ov-id)]

An ancient Roman poet; author of the Metamorphoses and The Art of Love.

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