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 1  T-II|      of a vile poem.~So, it’s possible somehow for divine minds
 2 T-III|    whether I touch on what is possible,~may you set out to prove,
 3 T-III|      beg, that what I wish is possible,~Whatever eloquence you
 4 T-III|       d never have thought it possible,~you take the greatest of
 5   T-V|     what he gave,~and make it possible to enjoy the gift received.~
 6   T-V|   yearn for glory:~if it were possible I’d wish no one to know
 7   T-V|    more strongly, except it’s possible~a letter’s been sent that’
 8  ExII|       of my actions,~and it’s possible he’s less hostile to me
 9  ExII|   those losses I wish it were possible to have~a plot of ground
10  ExII|       I’d not have thought~it possible, your letter was read by
11   ExI| pleasing to me for that.~It’s possible you’re the more moved by
12   ExI|     and I think it’s scarcely possible to cheat fate.~Fortune takes
13 ExIII|       sea.~Why did I think it possible to leave Scythia’s ~bounds,
14  IBIS|  expressed for that, whenever possible,~and may I always deal with
15   Ind|     in verse. From this and a possible later identification of
16   Ind|       Book EIV.V:1-46 Still a possible successor to Augustus, in
17   Ind|       90 Book EIV.XIII:1-50 A possible source of help after Augustus’
18   Ind|     and the limited number of possible heirs. Julia was part of
19   Ind|   done him by servants. It is possible that while Julia the Younger’