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 1   T-I|       and privacy:~I’m tossed by winter gales, the storms, the sea.~
 2 T-III|         lowered yard escapes the winter storm,~broad sails bring
 3 T-III|         by the first frost, when winter spoils them,~and no strength
 4 T-III|         body.~~ Book TIII.X:1-40 Winter in Tomis~ ~If anyone there
 5 T-III|      prevents war.~And when dark winter shows its icy face,~and
 6 T-III|   themselves into the air,~harsh winter holds them back if they
 7 T-III|         year’s done,~a Black Sea winter that seemed longer than
 8  T-IV|     drawn near me, after the icy winter cold,~and twice completed
 9   T-V|          lessens the nights,~and winter can’t make the days any
10   T-V|          by pains in my side:~so winter’s immoderate cold has harmed
11  ExII|         trees, and that lifeless winter merges into winter.~Here
12  ExII|      lifeless winter merges into winter.~Here a fourth winter wearies
13  ExII|       into winter.~Here a fourth winter wearies me, contending as
14  ExII|      with weapons, and battering winter hail:~let me live in a region
15   ExI|        the longest days occur in winter,~and summer nights be swifter
16   ExI|  Pleiades’.~Ships often find the winter waves calm,~the seas were
17  ExIV|        the land lies shrouded in winter snow.~You’ll cross frozen
18  ExIV|         and stones, heavier than winter hail. ~A storm of missiles
19  ExIV|    arrows steeped in venom,~here winter makes the sea a pathway
20  ExIV|  ignorance~of what causes bitter winter to freeze the Sarmatian
21  ExIV|         1-50 To Carus: The Sixth Winter~ ~Greetings to you, O Carus,
22  ExIV|     already, my Carus,~the sixth winter sees me exiled under the
23  IBIS|         with autumn, summer with winter, mix,~dawn and sunset lie
24  IBIS|         in Cilician country,~nor winter shudder as much from swift
25   Ind|          163-208 A storm wind in winter.~ ~Arctos~The twin constellations
26   Ind|     stormy seasons of autumn and winter.~Book EII.VII:47-84 An autumn
27   Ind|          VII:47-84 An autumn and winter star.~ ~Arethusa~A nymph
28   Ind|          163-208 Snow covered in winter.~ ~Atia (Minor)~Augustus’
29   Ind|        44 A rain-bearing wind in winter.~Book EII.1:68 A cloudy
30   Ind|       Book EII.III:49-100 A late winter rain, melting the snow.~
31   Ind| constellation sets in the stormy winter waters.~Book TI.XI:1-44
32   Ind|          waters.~Book TI.XI:1-44 Winter stars.~ ~Boreas~The North
33   Ind|        rebirth of the world from winter was enacted. Ceres was there
34   Ind|     constellation visible in the winter months.)~Book TII:253-312
35   Ind|         X:1-53 The sea frozen in winter.~Book EIII.II:1-110 Bordered
36   Ind|     constellation visible in the winter months, and indicative of
37   Ind|          Book TI.XI:1-44 Causing winter storms during Ovid’s journey.~ ~
38   Ind|          Halcyon Days around the winter solstice, when the sea is
39   Ind|       new year, a week after the winter solstice. He captured Troy
40   Ind|          78 Book EI.II:53-100 In winter the tribes attack across
41   Ind|         1-34 The river frozen in winter.~Book EI.IV:1-58 Its estuary
42   Ind|         shield. As an autumn and winter constellation the Hyades
43   Ind|          d been further north in winter he could have walked across!~ ~
44   Ind|         when the sun strikes its winter cap of snow – See Freya
45   Ind|         the Adriatic late in the winter months on his way into exile (
46   Ind|    months on his way into exile (winter of 8-early 9AD).~Book TI.
47   Ind|        March of AD11. The second winter of exile (in Tomis) is completed. (
48   Ind|         completed. (Ignoring the winter of AD9 when he was still
49   Ind|         in Tomis after his third winter.~Book EI.II:1-52 Ovid is
50   Ind|          in Tomis for the fourth winter, that of AD12/13.~Book EI.
51   Ind|         it is late autumn, early winter.~Book EIV.IX:1-54 Ovid anticipates
52   Ind|         EII.VII:47-84 Autumn and Winter stars. Rising in mid-October.~
53   Ind|          The Black Sea frozen in winter. Its dolphin population.~