Book Ii. I. 2 (51). Ovid, _metamorp._ I. 55.

xliv. 1 (91). Ovid, Metamorp. iii. 305–7.

Book III. Pref., 3 (109). Origin unknown: a somewhat similar sentiment occurs in Aetna, 24.

i. 1 (114). Ovid, Metamorp. iii. 407.

i. 1 (114). Virg. Aen. i. 245. 6.

i. 1 (114). Lucilius, to whom the Q.N. was addressed. If he was the author of Aetna, as seems not improbable, he may have written other poems on Sicilian topography.

xx. 2 (133). Ovid, Metamorp. xv. 313. 4 (cf. Ibid. xi. 3 sqq.).

xx. 4 (134). Ovid, Metamorp. xv. 321.

xx. 5 (134). Ovid, Metamorp. xv. 330. 1.

xxvi. 3 (142). Ovid, Metamorp. xv. 273–6.

xxvi. 5 (142). Virg. Eclog. x. 4. 5.

xxvii. 12 (147). Ovid, Metamorp. i. 292.

xxvii. 12 (147). Ovid, Metamorp. i. 304.

xxvii. 13 (148). Ovid, Metamorp. i. 285. 290.

xxviii. 2 (148). Ovid, Metamorp. i. 272.