Should I read cambridge companion on ovid before or after

After. It's a companion.

>>9563796
At the same time. It's a COMPANION, not a foreword or an afterword

Before. You meet your companion before the ball.

>>9564334

But your COMPANION 'accompanies' you, so while you meet them before the ball, you better believe they're going to want to two-step with ya

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>>9563802
>>9564229
>>9564334
>>9564382
what am i going to do?!

>>9564394

Take your book to the ball. Dance with it.

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>not reading the oxford companion to cambridge companions beforehand

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>>9564407
>beforehand

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>>9564411
>antecedently

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>>9564407

>Not leaving the farm maid for after you're done courting the ball's belle

>>9564420

>Using a gif of a man who WENT to Cambridge to defend Cowfjorders

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>>9564423
>getting lost in a single level of irony

so what do I fucking do?!?!

Ovid, companion, Ovid again.

Read a bit before, read a bit during, read a bit after.

>>9564535
>>9563796
The answer was in front of you all this time: you read it INSTEAD of Ovid.