Ever since Hesiod's famous encounter at the beginning of the Theogony (most famously remembered by Callimachus in fragment 2 of the Aetia), the introduction into any poem of the Heliconian Muses, patron goddesses of literature itself, has always been a moment for the poet to turn in on himself (or rather, perhaps, to stand outside himself) so as to contemplate more obtrusively than elsewhere the nature of his own craft.
An edition of The metamorphosis of Persephone
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The metamorphosis of Persephone
Ovid and the self-conscious muse
by Stephen Hinds
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Bibliography: p. 168-175.
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