US EditionChanging Paintings: 71 Pythagoras and Numa
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Changing Paintings: 71 Pythagoras and Numa
Ovid’s fifteenth and final book of his Metamorphoses continues his account of the early rulers of Rome, making its way steadily to reach the Emperor Augustus. Following the apotheosis of Romulus, the next to feature is his successor Numa, who becomes the narrator for an overview of the Metamorphoses in terms of Pythagorean philosophy. Fame nominates Numa as successor to Romulus as the ruler of Rome. Numa had left Cures, the town of his birth, to…
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