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The Idyllia, Epigrams, and Fragments, of Theocritus, Bion, and Moschus

with the Elegies of Tyrtaeus, Translated from the Greek into English Verse. To which are Added, Dissertations and Notes. By the Rev. Richard Polwhele
Polwhele, Richard (1760-1838)
  
[dedication]

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THE IDYLLIA and EPIGRAMS OF THEOCRITUS.
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 I. 
IDYLLIUM the FIRST. THYRSIS,
 II. 
IDYLLIUM the SECOND. PHARMACEUTRIA.
 III. 
IDYLLIUM the THIRD. AMARYLLIS.
 IV. 
IDYLLIUM the FOURTH. The SWAINS.
 V. 
IDYLLIUM the FIFTH. The TRAVELLERS.
 VI. 
IDYLLIUM the SIXTH. The HERDSMEN.
 VII. 
IDYLLIUM the SEVENTH. The HARVEST-FEAST,
 VIII. 
IDYLLIUM the EIGHTH. The BUCOLIC SINGERS.
 IX. 
IDYLLIUM the NINTH. The SHEPHERD.
 X. 
IDYLLIUM the TENTH. The REAPERS.
 XI. 
IDYLLIUM the ELEVENTH. The CYCLOPS.
 XII. 
IDYLLIUM the TWELFTH. To a FRIEND.
 XIII. 
IDYLLIUM the THIRTEENTH. HYLAS.
 XIV. 
IDYLLIUM the FOURTEENTH. CYNISCA's LOVE.
 XVI. 
IDYLLIUM the SIXTEENTH. The GRACES,
 XVII. 
IDYLLIUM the SEVENTEENTH. PTOLEMY.
 XVIII. 
IDYLLIUM the EIGHTEENTH. The EPITHALAMIUM of HELEN.
 XIX. 
IDYLLIUM the NINETEENTH. The HONEY-STEALER.
 XX. 
IDYLLIUM the TWENTIETH. EUNICA,
 XXI. 
IDYLLIUM the TWENTY-FIRST. The FISHERMEN.
 XXII. 
IDYLLIUM the TWENTY-SECOND. CASTOR and POLLUX.
 XXIII. 
IDYLLIUM the TWENTY-THIRD. The DESPAIRING LOVER.
 XXIV. 
IDYLLIUM the TWENTY-FOURTH. The YOUNG HERCULES.
 XXV. 
IDYLLIUM the TWENTY-FIFTH. HERCULES the LION-SLAYER.
 XXVI. 
IDYLLIUM the TWENTY-SIXTH. BACCHÆ.
 XXIX. 
IDYLLIUM the TWENTY-NINTH. The CAPRICIOUS FRIEND.
 XXX. 
IDYLLIUM the THIRTIETH. The DEATH of ADONIS.
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EPIGRAMS.
 1. 
I. OFFERINGS to the MUSES and APOLLO.
 II. 
II. An OFFERING to PAN.
 III. 
III. To DAPHNIS sleeping.
 IV. 
IV. A VOW to PRIAPUS.
 V. 
V. The CONCERT.
 VI. 
VI. THYRSIS hath lost his Kid.
 VII. 
VII. On the STATUE of ÆSCULAPIUS.
 VIII. 
VIII. EPITAPH on ORTHON, who died drunk.
 IX. 
IX. On the FATE of CLEONICUS.
 X. 
X. On a MONUMENT erected to the MUSES.
 XI. 
XI. EPITAPH on EUSTHENES the PHYSIOGNOMIST.
 XII. 
XII. On a TRIPOD dedicated to BACCHUS by DEMOTELES.
 XIII. 
XIII. On the IMAGE of the Heavenly VENUS.
 XIV. 
XIV. EPITAPH on EURYMEDON.
 XV. 
XV. On the Same.
 XVI. 
XVI. On ANACREON's STATUE.
 XVII. 
XVII. On EPICHARMUS.
 XVIII. 
XVIII. EPITAPH on CLITA,
 XIX. 
XIX. On ARCHILOCHUS.
 XX. 
XX. On the STATUE of PISANDER,
 XXI. 
XXI. EPITAPH on the Poet HIPPONAX.
 XXII. 
XXII. THEOCRITUS on his own WORKS.
  
THE IDYLLIA and FRAGMENTS OF BION.
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THE IDYLLIA OF MOSCHUS.
 I. 
IDYLLIUM the FIRST. The STRAY CUPID.
 II. 
IDYLLIUM the SECOND. EUROPA.
 IV. 
IDYLLIUM the FOURTH. MEGARA, the Wife of HERCULES, and ALCMENA his Mother.
 V. 
IDYLLIUM the FIFTH. The CHOICE.
 VIII. 
IDYLLIUM the EIGHTH. ALPHEUS.
  
EPIGRAM.
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THE ELEGIES OF TYRTÆUS.
 II. 
ELEGY the SECOND.

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IDYLLIUM the EIGHTH. ALPHEUS.

Soon as Alpheus bids his Current pour
Its Foam into the Deep, near Pisa's Shore,
With Olives crown'd, fair Leaves and Flowers he brings
And sacred Dust, to Arethusa's Springs.
For deep and unperceiv'd his Waters flow;
Nor mingle with the Main, but roll below.
Thus Cupid full of Wiles, his Power to prove,
Hath taught a River ev'n to dive for Love.
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