Specimens of the Greek and Roman Classic Poets: In a Chronological Series from Homer to Tryphiodorus, Translated Into English Verse, and Illustrated with Biographical and Critical Notices, Volume 2F. Bell, 1854 - Greek poetry |
Contents
Exordial Invocation | 17 |
Of Sleep and Dreams | 25 |
CATULLUS | 37 |
Elegy on the Sparrow | 43 |
Of Quintia and Lesbia | 50 |
Page | 75 |
Tityrus and Melibus | 89 |
Harvest Storms | 95 |
PROPERTIUS | 231 |
To Tullus | 245 |
To Cynthia | 254 |
To Cynthia | 261 |
On Venal Infidelity | 268 |
His Jealousy of a Rival | 276 |
Prediction of Poetic Immortality | 282 |
Praise of a Life of Ease | 290 |
Training of the Horse and Passion between the Sexes | 102 |
Caution against Snakes | 108 |
MINOR POEMS | 140 |
Love Ode | 147 |
Pastoral Elegy | 155 |
On a Separation from his Mistress | 164 |
On the Perfidy of his Mistress | 174 |
HORACE | 181 |
To Pyrrha | 189 |
To Quinctius | 195 |
To a Rich Man | 202 |
To Mecenas | 208 |
Regulation of the Mind | 222 |
The Creation | 301 |
Extract | 310 |
To a Waiting Maid with Tablets | 319 |
Elegy on his Exile | 325 |
ALBINOVANUS | 331 |
SEVERUS | 337 |
Proscription of Cicero | 343 |
Water and Land Animals | 356 |
Rotundity of the Earth 867 | 367 |
On Fate | 375 |
SURVEY OF THE WORLD Page | 383 |
Pactolus and Cayster | 389 |
The Buffoon and the Rustic | 395 |