Publius Ovidius

The Statue of the latin writer, Ovid was executed by the Italian sculptor Ettore Ferrie in 1887 as a tribute to the writer who has lived the last years of his life in exile in Tomis. The monument stands proudly in Ovidiu Square, right in front of the Museum of National History and Archaeology. The statue was unveiled in August of 1887 in this local personalities presence and was a festive event for the whole city. Originally the monument was facing north, but was moved to its current position in 1921, with the commencement of construction work at the Palace Town Hall, the current Museum of National History and Archaeology. The bronze statue depicts a writer Ovid meditative stance and the socket or are the words: Under this stone lies Ovidiu singerKilled by the gentle love and talent.Oh, what do you get out here the and if you ever lovede asks for his smoothly sleep. A faithful replica of the statue was unveiled in 1925 in the Italian city of Sulmona, Ovid's birthplace.拉丁作家奥维德（Ovid）的雕像由意大利雕塑家埃托雷·费里（Ettore Ferrie）于1887年创作，用以纪念这位在托米斯（Tomis）流亡中度过晚年的作家。该雕像傲然矗立在奥维迪乌广场（Ovidiu Square），正对着国家历史与考古博物馆。雕像于1887年8月揭幕，当时有当地名流出席，成为全城欢庆的盛事。最初这座雕像面朝北方，1921年因市政厅宫殿（即如今的国家历史与考古博物馆）启动建设，它被迁至现址。这座青铜雕像刻画了陷入沉思的奥维德，其基座铭文写道：“此石之下，长眠着歌者奥维德，为温柔的爱恋与才情所殁。哦，若你曾为爱求索，愿得安然长眠。”1925年，这座雕像的忠实复制品在奥维德的出生地意大利城市苏尔莫纳（Sulmona）揭幕。