Sabinus, active 1st century B.C.-1st century A.D.

found: Pauly-Wissowa(Sabinus, epic poet; d. before 15 A.D.; mentioned only by Ovid as, among other things, having written replies to some of his Heroides; nothing of his is extant; before 1474 Angelus Sabinus, intrigued by the similarity of his own name with that of Ovid's contemporary, composed replies to the Heroides)

found: LC PA class. schedule, 1928:p. 359 (The answers to the Heroides [of Ovid] composed by Sabinus, Ovid's friend, are lost. "A. Sabini Epistolae tres" printed in editions of Ovid ... were composed by Angelus Quirinus Sabinus, ca. 1467)

found: Oxford classical dict.(Sabinus, Ovid's friend, who composed imaginary replies to Ovid's letters from heroines (Heroides) and a work modelled on the Fasti)

found: Kleine Pauly(lists 7 persons with the cognomen Sabinus, one of whom is the Roman elegiac and epic poet Sabinus, who died before 16 A.D. and who composed replies to the Heroides, a historical epic, and an incomplete work modelled on Ovid's Fasti)