TABLE OF CONTENTS

[ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS][ i]
[PREFACE][ ii ]
[INTRODUCTION][1]
[TEXTUAL INTRODUCTION][23]
[P. OVIDI NASONIS
EPISTVLARM EX PONTO LIBER QVARTVS]		[54]
[CONSPECTVS SIGLORVM][54]
[I]Ad Sextum Pompeium[56]
[II]Ad Seuerum[59]
[III]Ad ingratum [63]
[IIII] Ad Sextum Pompeium [68]
[V]Ad Sextum Pompeium [72]
[VI] Ad Brutum [76]
[VII] Ad Vestalem [81]
[VIII]Ad Suillium [86]
[IX] Ad Graecinum [93]
[X]Ad Albinouanum [105]
[XI] Ad Gallionem [113]
[XII]Ad Tuticanum [115]
[XIII] Ad Carum [120]
[XIV]Ad Tuticanum [125]
[XV] Ad Sextum Pompeium [131]
[XVI] Ad inuidum [136]
[COMMENTARY][144]
[I.] To Sextus Pompeius[146]
[II.]To Cornelius Severus[161]
[III.] To An Unfaithful Friend[177]
[IV.] To Sextus Pompeius[199]
[V.] To Sextus Pompeius[213]
[VI.] To Brutus[226]
[VII.] To Vestalis[244]
[VIII.] To Suillius[258]
[IX. ]To Graecinus[286]
[X.] To Albinovanus Pedo[325]
[XI.] To Gallio[359]
[XII.] To Tuticanus[370]
[XIII.] To Carus[389]
[XIV.] To Tuticanus[410]
[XV.] To Sextus Pompeius[429]
[XVI.] To a Detractor[446]
[BIBLIOGRAPHY][471]
[INDEX OF TOPICS DISCUSSED][477]
[INDEX OF TEXTUAL EMENDATIONS][489]

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Editor gratefully acknowledges the permission of the Herzog August Bibliothek for the use of Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel: Cod. Guelf. 13.11 Aug. 4° (fragmentum Guelferbytanum).

PREFACE

It is a pleasure to present to the public this digital edition, with commentary, of Ex Ponto IV, the final poems written by the Roman poet Ovid, published after his death as a posthumous collection quite separate from the earlier Ex Ponto I-III.