Title Pindar and Anacreon
Translator C. A. Wheelwright & Thomas Bourne
Year 1846
Publisher Harper & Brothers
Location New York
Source djvu
Progress To be proofread
Transclusion Index not transcluded or unreviewed

CONTENTS.



PAGE
Prefacev
Biographical Sketch of Pindarvii
 
THE OLYMPIC ODES.
Of the Olympic Games16
OdeI.17
II.25
III.32
IV.37
V.39
VI.42
VII.50
VIII.58
IX.63
X.70
XI.76
XII.78
XIII.80
XIV.87
 
THE PYTHIAN ODES.
Of the Pythian Games90
OdeI.91
II.100
III.107
IV.115
V.133 VI.140
VII.143
VIII.145
IX.151
X.159
XI.164
XII.168
 
THE NEMEAN ODES.
Of the Nemean Games172
OdeI.173
II.177
III.180
IV.185
V.191
VI.196
VII.200
VIII.207
IX.211
X.216
XI.223
 
THE ISTHMIAN ODES.
Of the Isthmian Games228
OdeI.229
II.233
III.236
IV.238
V.243
VI.247
VII.251
VIII.255

CONTENTS.



PAGE
Biographical Sketch of Anacreonv
OdeI.—On his Lyre13
II.—On Women14
III.—Cupid Benighted15
IV.—On Himself16
V.—On the Rose18
VI.—The Banquet19
VII.—On Cupid20
VIII.—On his Dream21
IX.—On a Dove22
X.—On a Waxen Cupid24
XI.—On Himself24
XII.—On a Swallow25
XIII.—On Himself26
XIV.—On Cupid27
XV.—Happy Life28
XVI.—The Captive29
XVII.—On a Silver Bowl29
XVIII.—On the same subject31
XIX.—Reasons for Drinking31
XX.—To his Mistress32
XXI.—Summer33
XXII.—The Bower34
XXIII.—The Vanity of Wealth35
XXIV.—Life to be Enjoyed35
XXV.—The Cure for Care36
XXVI.—In Praise of Wine36
XXVII.—The same subject37
XXVIII.—On his Mistress37
XXX.—Cupid taken Prisoner40
XXXI.—Pleasing Phrensy40
XXXII.—On the Number of his Mistresses41
XXXIII.—On a Swallow42
XXXIV.—To his Mistress43
XXXV.—On a Picture representing Europa44
XXXVI.—Life to be Enjoyed44
XXXVII.—On the Spring45
XXXVIII.—On Himself46
XXXIX.—On Himself47
XL.—Cupid Wounded48
XLI.—The Banquet of Wine49
XLII.—On Himself50
XLIII.—On the Grasshopper50
XLIV.—The Dream52
XLV.—Cupid's Darts52
XLVI.—The Power of Gold54
XLVII.—Young Old Age55
XLVIII.—Happy Life55
XLIX.—To a Painter56
L.—On Bacchus56
LI.—On a Medal representing Venus57
LII.—On the Vintage59
LIII.—On the Rose60
LIV.—On Himself62
LV.—The Lover's Mark63
LVI.—On his Old Age64
LVII.—That Moderation enhances Enjoyment64
LVIII.—Love in the Heart65
LIX.—On Himself65
LX.—On the Spring66
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