Ovidii Halieutica ...

Ovidii Halieutica is a Latin poem by the Roman poet Ovid, concerned with the subject of fishing. It is a relatively minor work, but one that has received attention from scholars for its insights into Roman attitudes toward fishing and the natural world. This edition, edited by Mauritz Haupt, also includes the Halieutica of Marcus Aurelius Olympius Nemesianus, a later Latin author who imitated Ovid's work.

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