TO JOVE
UPON THE SEPULCHRE OF MIDUS. CUT IN BRASS, IN THE FIGURE OF A VIRGIN
AN ASSAY OF HIS BEGUN ILIADS
WRITTEN ON THE COUNCIL CHAMBER
THE FURNACE CALLED IN TO SING BY POTTERS
EIRESIONE, OR, THE OLIVE BRANCH
THE TRANSLATOR’S EPILOGUE
THE ODYSSEYS
THE BATRACHOMYOMACHIA
HYMNS—
To Apollo
To Hermes
To Venus (First Hymn)
To Venus (Second Hymn)
Bacchus, or the Pirates
To Mars
To Diana
To Venus (Third Hymn)
To Pallas
To Juno
To Ceres
To Cybele
To Hercules
To Æsculapius
To Castor and Pollux
To Mercury
To Pan
To Vulcan
To Phœbus
To Neptune
To Jove
To Vesta
To the Muses and Apollo
To Bacchus
To Diana
To Pallas
To Vesta and Mercury
To Earth
To the Sun
To the Moon
To Castor and Pollux
To Men of Hospitality
EPIGRAMS AND OTHER POEMS—
To Cuma
In his Return to Cuma
Upon the Sepulchre of Midus
Cuma, refusing to eternize their State, etc.
An Essay of his begun Iliads
To Thestor’s Son inquisitive about the Causes of Things
To Neptune
To the City of Erythræa
To Mariners
The Pine
To Glaucus
Against the Samian Ministress or Nun
Written on the Council Chamber
The Furnace called in to sing by Potters
Eiresione, or the Olive Branch
