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 1 T-III|          would be more welcome –~possibly someone too who’s sailed
 2   Ind|  hellebore helleborus niger also possibly flourished there. Dioskorides (
 3   Ind|          of and repeated. He may possibly have witnessed ‘an illegal’,
 4   Ind|      sons (Nero and Drusus III). Possibly also a pseudonym for another
 5   Ind|          Book TI.V:1-44 Carus is possibly the addressee of this poem
 6   Ind|          Book TIII.IV:1-46 Again possibly addressed to Carus based
 7   Ind|         same pseudonymous Carus. Possibly here the influential Cotta,
 8   Ind|          Ovid’s closest friends. Possibly Albinovanus Celsus addressed
 9   Ind| Cornificius~A Roman erotic poet, possibly Quintus Cornificius friend
10   Ind|      born not earlier than 24BC, possibly in 14BC) consul 20AD, the
11   Ind|         Damasicthon~Ibis:541-596 Possibly Damasicthon son of Kodros,
12   Ind|          465-540 Diana’s island. Possibly Ovid is referring obscurely
13   Ind|      sacrifice. ~Book EI.I:37-80 Possibly the Diana of Ephesus is
14   Ind|       Book EIV.VII:1-54 Vestalis possibly prefect there.~ ~Evadne~
15   Ind|        interested in literature, possibly the Graecinus mentioned
16   Ind|      which does not rule out his possibly being aided by lesser members
17   Ind|   frequent as well as celebrate. Possibly Ovid is making one of his
18   Ind|        132 Livor, Envy, here may possibly be a veiled reference to
19   Ind|         58 A reference to Livia, possibly barbed.~Book EII.II:39-74
20   Ind|      VIII:1-50 Book EIV.III:1-58 Possibly the faithless friend depicted
21   Ind|       Caecillii Metellii family. Possibly the wife of Publius Lentulus
22   Ind|         597-644 The reference is possibly to the substitution of a
23   Ind|          1-46 Ovid’s third wife (possibly Fabia). His daughter was
24   Ind|     Greeks at Troy.~Ibis:465-540 Possibly Pelasgus is intended here.~ ~
25   Ind|      Rufinus~A friend of Ovid’s, possibly Gaius Vivius Rufinus who
26   Ind|         311-364 An unidentified, possibly mythical, King of Assyrian
27   Ind|         of Corinth.~Ibis:413-464 Possibly Theseus is intended here.~
28   Ind|         Delia (her real name was possibly Plania) and Nemesis in his
29   Ind|        just above the delta, and possibly a poem by Sabinus on its
30   Ind|        Imperial mission, and was possibly prefect of the Pontus coast.~