Ein etymologisches Wortspiel in Ovid met. 1,89 (aurea prima sata est aetas)

Key Points

• This work examines the etymology of the phrase in Ovid's poetry, revealing connections to mythology.
• Textual analysis of Ovid's Metamorphoses, focusing on verse 1,89.
• Integration of references from Varro and other classical sources.
• Interpretation of etymological implications related to Saturnus.
• The term 'sata' is linked to Saturnus, enhancing the understanding of the Golden Age theme.
• The analysis challenges Bömer's interpretation of the verse as merely a neologism.