Ovidio a scuola: una proposta didattica e una provocazione
The successful experience of young Ovid in the school of the rhetorician Arellius Fuscus, told by Seneca (Contr. 2, 2, 8-12), can offer us two possibilities of experimental teaching: high school students can try reading and translating Latin texts in order to obtain useful information to rewrite chapters of the history of Latin literature; taking a lead from ancient rhetoric teachers can promote rhetorical education to teach students to structure their thinking and writing.