The Fasti - by Ovid

The Fasti is a poetic calendar of Roman festivals and myths that explores the relationship between religion and culture in ancient Rome. This comprehensive work examines the origins and meanings of various religious observances, providing insights into Roman religious life. The poem combines historical information with mythological narrative, offering a rich portrait of Roman culture and tradition. The Fasti remains one of Ovid's most important works, demonstrating his mastery of poetic form and his deep knowledge of Roman religion and mythology.