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 1   T-I|        nearing.~It’s good that I didn’t allow her to ship with
 2   T-I|         greater favour, since he didn’t publish them, ~but they
 3   T-I|       our continuing love?~What, didn’t you share so many of my
 4   T-I|         and trivial moments, and didn’t I share yours?~What, didn’
 5   T-I|      didn’t I share yours?~What, didn’t you not only know me in
 6   T-I|         I marvel myself my skill didn’t fail me~in such a turmoil
 7  T-II|          gift, added, ~since you didn’t subtract it, my family
 8  T-II|        it, my family wealth.~You didn’t condemn my action by Senate
 9  T-II|        for my wit and taste.~Why didn’t I attack Troy again in
10  T-II|        seven gates?~Warring Rome didn’t deny me matter,~it’s virtuous
11  T-II|    acceptable, and so was he.~It didn’t harm you, Callimachus,
12  T-II|      love of her brother.~Again, didn’t ivory-shouldered Pelops,
13  T-II|   exceedingly shameful words:~it didn’t harm one author to show
14  T-II|         can cheat her spouse.~It didn’t do him harm, Tibullus
15 T-III|           not for my books:~they didn’t deserve their author’s
16   T-V|       took part, among them, and didn’t displease you,~I who am
17   T-V|   trouble, a fate your character didn’t deserve,~and all too justified
18   T-V|           I wouldn’t obey if you didn’t count on my remembering.~
19   T-V|  deserved exile~from the city, I didn’t perhaps deserve to exist
20   T-V|     harbour, it still floats.~He didn’t take my life, my wealth,
21  ExII|         himself granted life.~He didn’t choose to destroy me as
22  ExII|       Even then he did nothing I didn’t compel him to do:~his
23  ExII|     Smyrna.~Diogenes, the Cynic, didn’t grieve, far from Sinope,~
24  ExII|         than mine,~if great fame didn’t merely hide the truth.~
25  ExII|         than before.~Your father didn’t repudiate my friendship,~
26  ExII|         Atreus, or the Twins:~he didn’t disdain me as a friend
27   ExI|          mid-ocean:~while others didn’t even wish to be seen to
28   ExI|          who’d do this even if I didn’t ~ask it, add to it their
29   ExI|     Jupiter’s temple?~If the sea didn’t offer calm waters for
30   ExI|        protect me in my exile.~I didn’t come to Pontus, guilty
31 ExIII|           not hatred of me.~They didn’t lack loyalty or the wish
32 ExIII| unhindered by Jupiter.~Leucothea didn’t refuse her aid to Ulysses,
33  ExIV|         of Croesus’s wealth?~Yet didn’t he, a captive, have his
34  ExIV|        to your heartfelt care he didn’t warm~some Bistonian sword-blade
35  ExIV|          dangerous seas:~yet, he didn’t endure the anxiety of
36  ExIV|        white-haired age.~If that didn’t move you, I’d think you’
37   Ind|         Ovid. Those who think he didn’t do enough for the poet