🚀 go-pugleaf

I've seen Medea, a Gigantomacy, a Parody on Bad Authors, a Panegric of
Augustus, and "a poem in the language of the Getae [a Thracian tribe i
believe]" (this last from Ovid I, Heroides and Amores, of the Loeb Classical
Library) all listed among Ovid's lost works. I'm very interested in all of
them, particularly in copies of the originals (if any parts have survived)
rather than translations or adaptations, with the exception of the Getican
poem, since, well, since i don't know the language (though i would like to
see and learn it). Of course any information would be very welcome and very
much appreciated. Thanks.


Hasta,

david