Jennifer Ingleheart's fine new Commentary on Ovid, Tristia, Book 2 elucidate[s] the single poem in Book 2, a letter in verse, 570 lines long, that Ovid addressed to the Emperor Augustus soon after he had been sent into exile on the Black Sea in AD 8. Professionals are fortunate to have resources such as Ingleheart's commentary.

Dennis Feeney, Times Literary Supplement

suitably outstanding in its own right ... An essential reference work for any Ovidian, it would make an ideal set text for an undergraduate class.

Genevieve Liveley, Journal of Roman Studies

this commentary fully supplies the constant need for updated editions of the Classics, especially through the author's translation and awareness of current scholarship ... Ingleheart's work represents a useful tool for the development of further research in the field of Ovidian exilic poetry by questioning the meaning of the text for the contemporary reader with a bright, upbeat attitude.

Veronica Zanoni, Athenaeum