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• Collections/Ovid
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• Ovid, Sorrows 4.10
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ovid, ''Sorrows'' 4.10}} |guides=[[Ovid: A Guide to Selected Sources|Ovid]]
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• Jerome, Chronicle, Olympiad 184.2 (43 BC)
  Ovid Naso is born in the territory of the Paeligni. |guides=[[Ovid: A Guide to Selected Sources|Ovid]]
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• Jerome, Chronicle, Olympiad 199.1 (17 AD)
  Ovid the poet died in exile, and he is buried near the town of Tomis. |guides=[[Ovid: A Guide to Selected Sources|Ovid]]
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• Ovid, Tristia 4.10
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ovid, ''Tristia'' 4.10}} |guides=[[Ovid: A Guide to Selected Sources|Ovid]]
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• Ovid, Metamorphoses 15.871-9
  |guides=[[Ovid: A Guide to Selected Sources|Ovid]] {{#set:Short title=Ovid, ''Metamorphoses'' 15.871-9}}
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• Seneca the Elder, Controversiae 2.2.8
  |guides=[[Ovid: A Guide to Selected Sources|Ovid]] [[Category:Ovid Collections]]
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• Seneca the Elder, Controversies 2.2.8
  |guides=[[Ovid: A Guide to Selected Sources|Ovid]] [[Category:Ovid Collections]]
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• Ovid, Sorrows 2.445-6
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ovid, ''Sorrows'' 2.445-6}} {{#set:Short title=Ovid, ''Sorrows'' 2.445-6}}
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• Ovid, Sorrows 1.7.1-14
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ovid, ''Sorrows'' 1.7.1-14}} ...ok at it, perhaps you will be prompted to say, “How far away is our friend Ovid!” Your love is a comfort, but my verses are a better portrait, and I urge
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• Collections
  ...or genre, as listed below, or use our [[Special:Search|search tool]]. The collections can also be accessed thematically by using our [[guides]]. They are work in All of the collections are in the [[Copyright|public domain]] and are freely available. This is ho
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• Ovid, Amores 3.15.7
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ovid, ''Amores'' 3.15.7}} {{#set:Short title=Ovid, ''Amores'' 3.15.7}}
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• Ovid, Tristia 2.427-30
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ovid, ''Tristia'' 2.427-30}} {{#set:Short title=Ovid, ''Tristia'' 2.427-30}}
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• Ovid, Sorrows 4.10.53-4
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ovid, ''Sorrows'' 4.10.53-4}} {{#set:Short title=Ovid, ''Sorrows'' 4.10.53-4}}
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• Ovid, Loves 3.9.59-4
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Ovid, ''Loves'' 3.9.59-64}} {{#set:Short title=Ovid, ''Loves'' 3.9.59-64}}
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• Guides
  ...ages. These short articles offer guidance on the sources assembled in our collections; sources that have not yet been uploaded appear in red. * [[Ovid: A Guide to Selected Sources]]
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• Who We Are
  ...hrough a series of case studies ranging from a medieval 'autobiography' of Ovid purportedly found sealed in his tomb to the modern 'The Death of the Author ...raphy since the Renaissance. This has led to a particular interest in the collections and publications of Fulvio Orsini, whose work is fundamental both for the r
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• Quintilian, Institutes of Oratory 10.1.93
  ...the most polished and elegant writer is Tibullus. Some prefer Propertius. Ovid is more extravagant than either, just as Gallus is more harsh. [[Category:Gallus Collections]]
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