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THE LAST POEMS OF OVID TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREFACE

The intended audience of this edition

History of this edition Nature of this edition The HTML and Text versions of this edition Enhancements made: the indices The debt I owe to others

INTRODUCTION

Ex Ponto IV

Ovid's addressees in Ex Ponto IV Differences between Ex Ponto IV and the earlier poetry from exile The mixing of levels of diction The letters to Sextus Pompeius The letter to Suillius addressing Germanicus The letters to Brutus and Graecinus The letters to Tuticanus Other letters to poets The letter to Severus The letter to Albinovanus Pedo The letter to Gallio The letter to Carus The letter to Vestalis The third poem Poem xvi

TEXTUAL INTRODUCTION

The Manuscripts

G B and C MFHILT M F H I L T P Titles The manuscript authority for the text of Ex Ponto IV The present edition Printed editions

P. OVIDI NASONIS EPISTVLARM EX PONTO LIBER QVARTVS CONSPECTVS SIGLORVM I II III IIII V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI COMMENTARY I. To Sextus Pompeius II. To Cornelius Severus III. To An Unfaithful Friend IV. To Sextus Pompeius V. To Sextus Pompeius VI. To Brutus VII. To Vestalis VIII. To Suillius IX. To Graecinus X. To Albinovanus Pedo XI. To Gallio XII. To Tuticanus XIII. To Carus XIV. To Tuticanus XV. To Sextus Pompeius XVI. To a Detractor BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. Editions and commentaries

2. Works cited

INDEX OF TOPICS DISCUSSED

INDEX OF TEXTUAL EMENDATIONS FOOTNOTES:

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