Reading

Ovid Metamorphoses Reading Schedule
Selections and Hexameter Readers:
29 March 2005
Sections for readers, based on Latin line numbers
(pronunciation help available )

		9 AM
Book I
Donald Lateiner	1--209	Proëm-Four Ages
Robert Flanagan	210--452	Lycaon-Python
Jameson Dague	452--587	Apollo & Daphne
Craig McVay	588-779	Io and Jupiter, etc. Phaethon
Book II
Mike Manner	1--165	Phaëthon part II
McCarton Ackerman	165--328	Phaethon part III
Krishni Burns (Oberlin)	329—530	Phaethon aftermath, Callisto
Mark Huddleston (OWU President)	531—706	Raven, Battus
Carolin Hahnemann	707-875	Herse, Aglauros, Invidia, Europa
Book III
Lauren Fellure	1-137	Cadmus, Europa
Meghan Whitley	138--315	Actaeon-Semele
Cate Daily	316--436	Teiresias--Narcissus
Richard Elias	437-510	Narcissus & Echo
Mike McOsker	511--733	Pentheus
Book IV
Lindsay Bertch	1--166	Minyeides-Thisbe
Stephanie Graf	167—388	Clytië, Leucothoë, Salmacis
Kathy Hammond	389--603	“Impious” Ino, Cadmus
Carolin Hahnemann (Kenyon)	604—803	Perseus part I
		Witching hour High NOON?
Book V
Rachel Morris	1--235	Perseus part II (Phineus)
Sam Beard	236—340	Minerva, Pierides
Meghan Hensley	341--508	Ceres, Proserpina
Susan Flanagan	509—678	Ceres part II, Arethusa
Book VI
Aaron Palmore	1--145	Arachne
Andrew Berkeypile	146--312	Niobe
Brad Cook & Tom Burns	313--423	Lycian Peasants, Marsyas
Kate Nichol	424--674	Tereus, Procne, & Philomela
Allison Hillow	675--721	Boreas, Argonauts
Book VII
Megan Bazler	7.1--158	Medea & Jason part I
Megan Bazler	159—293	Medea and Aeson, part II
Ashley Pritchard	294--522	Theseus, Cephalus visits Aegina
Dana Reznik	523--666	Aeginetan Plague and Myrmidons
Heather Menke	667--865	Cephalus and Procris
Book VIII
Marie Jaquish	1--151	Scylla
Steven Toaddy	152--259	Ariadne, Daedalus
Walk-Ons	260--444	Calydonian Boar Hunt part I
Adam Brewer	445--546	Calydon Hunt part II: Meleäger and Althaea
Brad Cook	462--737	Baucis and Philemon,
Brad Cook	738-884	Erysichthon, Proteus
		3 PM
Book IX
Mark Kelly	9. 1-272,	of Heracles, Deianira, Nessus, and Heracles’ “demise”
Ben Farber	9.273-453,	of Heracles’ birth; Dryope -> tree; Iolaus -> young
Stephanie Merkel	9.454-797,	Byblis -> stream; Iphis, from female to male
Book X
Tom Burns	10.1-161,	Part 1 of Orpheus & Eurydice; Cyparissus -> tree; Ganymede;
Julia Wilson	10.1-162-242,	Hyacinthus >flower; Cerastae & Propoetides> bulls & stones
Aaron Palmore	10.243-502,	Pygmalion and his statue; of Myrrha, their daughter, > tree
Jen Kirsop	10.503-739,	Venus & Adonis
		Dusk?
Book XI
Patricia DeMarco	11.1-193,	Part 2 of Orpheus; of Midas, gold, and ass ears;Pan
Lushani Nanayakkara	11.194-409,	Thetis & Peleus; Daedalaeon ->hawk; a wolf > statue;
Dana Kosla	11.410-572,	Part 1 Ceyx and Alcyone, storm and death
Don Lateiner	11.573-794,	Morpheus; Pt. 2 of Ceyx and Alcyone>birds; Aesacus
Book XII
Franz Gruber (Columbus Academy)	12.1-209,	Trojan War; Cycnus > swan; Caenis (fem.)>Caeneus (male)
Jeremiah Franczyk	12.210-535,	of the Lapiths and Centaurs and Caeneus -> bird
Steven Yang	12.536-628	Nestor on Hercules; Achilles’ death, Part 1
		Sunset? 7:30 PM?
Book XIII
Rich Elias	13.1-122,	Ajax & Odysseus’ Contest over Achilles’ arms
Christopher Earl	13.123-380,	Part 2 of the ‘Arms of Achilles’ Contest
Christopher Earl	13.381-622,	Fall of Troy; Hecuba ->dog; Memnon’s ashes -> birds
Samatha Frost	13.323-749,	Part 1 of Aeneas’ travels, Galataea & Acis
Aaron Palmore	13.732-968	Scylla and Glaucus
Book XIV
Rob Naples	14.1-240,	Part 2 of Aeneas’ travels: Circe, and Picus> woodpecker
Miranda Simmons	14.241-440,	Picus’ men> animals, his wife Canens> thin air
Lushani Nanayakkara	14. 441-526,	Triumph of Aeneas
Laneen Turken	14.527-621,	Apotheosis of Aeneas
Brad Cook	14.622-851,	Kings after Aeneas; Pomona and Vertumnus;
Book XV
Laneen Turken	15.1-238,	Numa, Pythagoras
Miranda Simmons	15.239-478,	Pythagoras (continued)
Donald Lateiner	15.479-621,	Numa, Hippolytus>Virbius & Egeria, Cipus
Brad Cook	15.622-744	Aesculapius
Jermiah Franzcyk	15.745-870, 15.871-879,	apotheosis of Caesar; The Epilogue
10:37 PM
Finis The End of the Ohio Wesleyan Metamorphoric Marathon: Best in the Looooooong Run

 
 
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