Fasti (Ovid) Fasti, the epic Latin poem by Ovid from the early 1st century AD, contains a complete account of the twins' tale. Notably, it relates a tale wherein the ghost of Remus appears to Faustulus and his wife, whom the poet calls "Acca". In the story, Remus appears to them while in bed and expresses his anger at Celer for killing him and his own, as well as Romulus' unquestioned fraternal love.
fasti (ovid) fasti the epic latin poem by ovid from the early 1st century ad contains a complete account of the twins' tale notably it relates a tale wherein the ghost of remus appears to faustulus and his wife whom the poet calls "acca" in the story remus appears to them while in bed and expresses his anger at celer for killing him and his own as well as romulus' unquestioned fraternal love