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the elegies of propertius

walter k. kelly · 1880 · Scanned text · Free in the US

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Author
walter k. kelly
Language
English
Published
1880
Length
195,449 words · about 13 h 41 min
Sections
25 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (25)
  1. Front matter about 11 min
  2. Contents about 16 min
  3. Book I. Prose under 1 min
  4. Book II about 1 min
  5. Book III about 3 min
  6. Book I.! Elegy I.2 To Tullus about 46 min
  7. Book II. Elegy I.1 To Macenas about 4 h 18 min
  8. Book IV about 8 min
  9. Chapter I about 13 min
  10. Chapter II about 14 min
  11. Chapter III about 21 min
  12. Chapter V about 19 min
  13. Chapter VI about 16 min
  14. Chapter VII. Trimalchio S Banquet Continued—the Second Course—table-talk about 16 min
  15. Chapter VIII about 13 min
  16. Chapter IX about 18 min
  17. Chapter X about 29 min
  18. Chapter XI about 20 min
  19. Chapter XII about 17 min
  20. Chapter XIII about 29 min
  21. Chapter XIV about 45 min
  22. Chapter XVI about 11 min
  23. Chapter XVII about 1 h 26 min
  24. Preface about 1 h 15 min
  25. Index about 34 min

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Front matter

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Contents

Vol. I. The Life of Shakespeare. The Tempest. The Two Gentlemen uf Verona. The Merry Wives of Windsor. Measure for Measure.

Vol. Ii. Comedy of Errors. Much Ado about Nothing. Love’s Labour Lost. Midsummer Night’s Dream. Merchant of Venice,

Vol. ITI. As You Like It. Taming of the Shrew. All’s Well that Ends Well. Twelfth Night, or What You Will.

Book I. Prose

Exeey 1. To Tullus 5 : ; Page | 2. To Cynthia 2 3. To Cynthia 4 4. To Bassus 5 5. To Gallus 6 6. To Tullus 7 7. To Ponticus o 8. To Cynthia 2b. 9. To Ponticus ll

10. To Gallus 13 11. To Cynthia 14 12. To a Friend 15 13. To Gallus 16 14. To Tullus 17 15. To Cynthia 18 16. Lament of the Tarpeian Gate ; 19 17. To Cynthia, on the Storminess of the Sea 21 18. The Lover’s shave hs 22 19. To Cynthia 4 . 23 20. To Gallus ( A : 24 21. The Murdered Soldier 26 22. To Tullus ab.

Book II

Exxecy 1. To Mecenas : ' c 27 2. On Himself é F 6 ° « 30 3. ‘ : : . 0 . ° ab. 4, é é : : : ‘ 3 1 Oe 5. To Cynthia . : . S : 33 6, To Cynthia . . . . 34

VERSE Elton Page 141 Nott 142 Nott 143 Nott 144 Nott 146 Nott 147 Nott 148 Nott 149 Nott 150 Nott 151 Nott 152 Nott 153 Elton 154 Nott 155 Nott ab.

Nott 157 Nott ab, Nott 159 Nott 160 Nott 161 Nott 162 Nott ab, Nott 164 Nott 4b.

Elton © 165 Elton 167 Elton 168 viii CONTENTS.

PROSE

Exvecy 7. To Cynthia . ° ° 5 Page 35 8. a : : 6 5 a += BO 9. Ona Rival . . : . 37

Book III

Execy 1. . é é 39 2. To Cynthia 40 3. Effigy of Love 4] 4. To Cynthia 42 5. : 5 44 6. 6 * 5 a + 9 45 7. To Cynthia . 5 ‘ : 47 8. To Cynthia : : - . 48 9. To Cynthia . 49

10. To Cynthia 50 1l. To Cynthia 51 12. ‘ . : 52 13. 53 14, 5 : : Z 54 15. Defence of Inconstancy 55 16. 56 17. On his Jealousy of a Rival. 57 18. 59 19. The Lover. 61 20. ab. 21. To Cynthia 64 22. 3 ; 65 23. s ns 66 24. To Cynthia 67 25. 5 5 ; 69 26. To Lynceus . 71 BOOK IV.

Execy 1. Prediction of Poetic Immortality 75 2. 3 : 2 : ; ; 76 3. The Dream of Prova i 4. 79 5. Praise of a Life of ‘Ease 80 6. A Dialogue between Lygdamus and

VERSE

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VERSE,

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THE KISSES OF JOHANNES SECUNDUS.

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Ericram 1. Upon his Book of Kisses Page 367 2. To the Grammarians. Why he writes wantcnly : ° ‘ . Ogle Kiss 1. 369 Nott Stanley 2. 372 =Nott Stanley 3. 375 = Nott Stanley 4. 376 = Nott Stanley 5. 377 —s Nott Stanley 6. 380 Nott Stanley 7. 382 Nott Stanley 8. 385 Nott 9. 387 = Nott Stanley 10. . 391 = Nott 1 392 Nott 12. 394 =Nott 13. 395 = Nott.

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PIECES BY VARIOUS AUTHORS.

Elton 427 To Lesbia. By Andreas Franciscus Landesius 428 Nott 428 Kiss xvi. of Bonefonius - A : é 429 Nott 429 The Pastime of Venus ‘ $ 5 ° 2. Nott 430

THE LOVE EPISTLES OF ARISTANETUS.

Preface . ‘ ; * 5 4 : . 433 Eristte 1. Lais_ . < - . : 6 435 2. The Pleasing Constraint 3 . . : 439 3. The Garden of Phyllion : : . A ° 440 4, The Experiment . i . . 446 5. The Expedient . ‘ . ; ‘. ° . 448 6. The Consolation - 2 é . C 450 7. The Disappointment. 5 ° . 451 8. From the Groom of a Knight i in Love < . 453 9. The Slip 3 ‘ A ‘ ( 3 5 454 10. Acontius and Cydippe ° é . 5 i 455 11. The Artful Maid 5 . : : 3 462 12. The Enraptured Lover . 5 F * 463 13. The Sagacious Doctor — . : ¢ 5 468 14. The Provident Shepherdess b ‘ f c 472 15. The Force of Love 3 c : . < C 474 16. The Bashful Lover q 3 5 = & 476 17. The Haughty Beauty é : < ° 7 477 18. Excuses 0 D < E 478 19. Merit Rescued from Shame ‘ . < o 480 20. The Jailor Tricked 3 i . 6 482 21. Cruel Compassion . “ 3 : ¥ 5 483 22. Pride Dejected . é é . . 3 484 23. The Double Misfortune ‘ ‘ . 5 486 24. Constancy . . : . . . . ab. 25. The Sisters . : . ° . : 488 26. The Pantomime Actress 4 . . . 2 490 27. The Coxcomb . . . . . . : 491

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ELEGIES OF PROPERTIUS.

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