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 1   T-I|   shorter,~to see the people of Tomis in their unknown world.~
 2   T-I|        X:1-50 Ovid’s Journey to Tomis~ ~Golden-haired Minerva’
 3   T-I|   safety to the Milesian city, ~Tomis, where the anger of an injured
 4 T-III|     TIII.IX:1-34 The Origins of Tomis~ ~So there are Greek cities
 5 T-III|        So this place was called Tomis, because they say~it was
 6 T-III|      Book TIII.X:1-40 Winter in Tomis~ ~If anyone there still
 7 T-III|         TIII.XII:1-54 Spring in Tomis ~ ~Zephyrus lessens the
 8 T-III|         1-28 Ovid’s Birthday in Tomis~ ~Behold, the god of my
 9  T-IV|    prince’s anger ordered me~to Tomis on the left of the Black
10   T-V|      know what the people round Tomis~are like, and the customs
11   T-V|        TV.X:1-53 Harsh Exile In Tomis~ ~Three times the Danube’
12  ExII| stranger already to the land of Tomis.~Brutus, if you’ve time,
13  ExII|     about the region that holds Tomis,~a place scarcely known
14  ExII|        entombed in the sands of Tomis~if you don’t promise me
15 ExIII|        be buried in the soil of Tomis?~By your leave, Pontus,
16 ExIII|      greeting,~from the town of Tomis, to you, Rufinus, ~and asks
17 ExIII| wondering what gift the land of Tomis ~might send you as witness
18 ExIII|         wool, and the women ~of Tomis have not yet learned the
19  ExIV|        Tuticanus: Being Nice To Tomis~ ~These words are sent to
20  ExIV|   safety in her wanderings, ~so Tomis is dear to me, and remains
21   Ind|       was a false etymology for Tomis. ~Book TIII. IX:1-34 The
22   Ind|     TIII. IX:1-34 The source of Tomis’s name.~ ~Abydos~A town
23   Ind|    about seventy miles north of Tomis.~Book EI.VIII:1-70 Founded
24   Ind|       of the Black Sea south of Tomis and subject to Apollonia
25   Ind|       Black Sea. Its arrival at Tomis on its way back to Greece.~
26   Ind|         reason for his exile to Tomis. ~ ~Artemis (Diana)~The
27   Ind|        Ovid of the region round Tomis.~ ~Briseis~Hippodameia,
28   Ind|        Ovid calls the region of Tomis ‘Cimmerian’. Also a fabled
29   Ind|     some seventy miles north of Tomis. Ovid generally prefers
30   Ind|      Danuvius.~Book TII:155-206 Tomis (Constantza) is south of
31   Ind|         of the Pontus, south of Tomis. Earlier known as Krounoi, ‘
32   Ind|      term for the shores around Tomis.~Book TII:155-206 A tribe
33   Ind|     language.~Book EI.II:53-100 Tomis not a significant place
34   Ind|      Ovid praises the people of Tomis but not the warlike tribes.~ ~
35   Ind|        his alternative route to Tomis from Samothrace.~Book TIII.
36   Ind|      Danuvius.~Book TII:155-206 Tomis (Constantza) is south of
37   Ind|       delta is not far north of Tomis.~ ~Homer~The Greek epic
38   Ind|         The myth of the Argo at Tomis, and Medea’s dismemberment
39   Ind|         the Black Sea, south of Tomis, and about half way between
40   Ind|      and about half way between Tomis and Byzantium, at the foot
41   Ind|     Black Sea region, including Tomis.~Book TII:361-420 Aristides
42   Ind|        lamb if the ship reaches Tomis safely (after he had disembarked
43   Ind|     eastwards from Axiopolis to Tomis, to protect against incursion.
44   Ind|     about eighty miles south of Tomis. Now Varna.~Book TI.X:1-
45   Ind|      starting his sixth year in Tomis. ~ ~Olympus~A famous Phrygian
46   Ind|       him, that the location of Tomis for his exile is part of
47   Ind|         was however confined to Tomis, whereas an exul often merely
48   Ind|       8AD) and therefore was in Tomis early the following year (
49   Ind|         1-28 Ovid’s Birthday in Tomis. He was 52 years old in
50   Ind|      second winter of exile (in Tomis) is completed. (Ignoring
51   Ind|        53 The spring of AD12 in Tomis after his third winter.~
52   Ind|      Book EI.II:1-52 Ovid is in Tomis for the fourth winter, that
53   Ind|         in Ovid’s sixth year in Tomis, AD14, so it is late autumn,
54   Ind|      and now has to help defend Tomis as an elderly man.~Book
55   Ind|     ruined its author. ~Life At Tomis~Book TI.X:1-50 He travelled
56   Ind|       TI.X:1-50 He travelled to Tomis by way of the Adratic and
57   Ind|   Aegean. The ship continued to Tomis, but he took another ship
58   Ind|         finished the journey to Tomis by land.~Book TV.VII:1-68
59   Ind|        A description of life in Tomis among the barbarians. Ovid
60   Ind|       chieftain of a tribe near Tomis.~ ~Pierides~An epithet for
61   Ind|       calls the region in which Tomis lay, Pontus. The name is
62   Ind|       both Pontus ‘on the left’ Tomis being on the western coast,
63   Ind|     since the modern summers in Tomis are hot, and the autumns
64   Ind|       often calls the region of Tomis, Sarmatian. By his day a
65   Ind|        XII:1-54 He contemplates Tomis being his home now, rather
66   Ind|       of the Roman region round Tomis.~Book EIV.X:35-84 A river
67   Ind|        continued his journey to Tomis overland. He would have
68   Ind|      two hundred miles south of Tomis. ~Book TI.X:1-50 On the
69   Ind|     Ibis:163-208 His torment.~ ~Tomis~The Moesian town, on the
70   Ind|        Getic. The country round Tomis is flat and marshy. The
71   Ind|        to -30 deg. Fahrenheit). Tomis was a border garrison and
72   Ind|       132 Ovid’s destination is Tomis and its people, in their ‘
73   Ind|     TIII. IX:1-34 The source of Tomis’s name. Ovid uses the tale
74   Ind|         1-62 The inhabitants of Tomis, whom Ovid here treats with