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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents xi
- Foreword vii
- 1 Tell everyone 1
- 2 We shall enjoy it 2
- 3 Standing by my bed 5
- 4 I asked myself 6
- 5 And I said 6
- 6 I confess 7
- 7 At noontime 8
- 8 I took my lyre and said 9
- 9 Although they are 9
- 10 That afternoon 10
- 11 We heard them chanting 10
- 12 It’s no use 11
- 13 People do gossip 12
- 14 Peace reigned in heaven 13
- 15 When I saw Eros 13
- 16 You are the herdsman of evening 14
- 17 Sleep, darling 15
- 18 Although clumsy 16
- 19 Tomorrow you had better 17
- 20 We put the urn aboard ship with this inscription 18
- 21 Cyprian, in my dream 19
- 21 Cyprian, in my dream 20
- 23 And their feet move 21
- 24 Awed by her splendor 22
- 25 Now, while we dance 23
- 26 The evening star 27
- 27 It is time now 28
- 28 For her sake 29
- 29 Hymen Hymenaon! 30
- 30 We drink your health 31
- 31 Bridesmaids’ carol I 32
- 32 Bridesmaids’ carol II 33
- 33 They’re locked in, oh! 34
- 34 Lament for a maidenhead 35
- 35 You wear her livery 36
- 36 Why am I crying? 36
- 37 You know the place: then 39
- 38 Prayer to my lady of Paphos 40
- 39 He is more than a hero 42
- 40 Yes, Atthis, you may be sure 43
- 41 To an army wife, in Sardis 44
- 42 I have had not one word from her 45
- 43 It was you, Atthis, who said 46
- 44 Without warning 49
- 45 If you will come 49
- 46 Thank you, m dear 50
- 47 I was so happy 51
- 48 Now I know why Eros 51
- 49 She was dressed well 52
- 50 But you, monkey face 52
- 50 But you, monkey face 53
- 52 After all this 53
- 53 With his venom 54
- 54 Afraid of losing you 55
- 55 It is clear now 56
- 56 Day in, day out 56
- 57 You will say 57
- 58 Tell me 57
- 59 I said, Sappho 58
- 60 You may forget but 59
- 61 Pain penetrates 60
- 62 The nightingale’s 63
- 63 Last night 64
- 64 Tonight I’ve watched 65
- 65 Persuasion 66
- 66 Many’s the time 66
- 67 At my age 67
- 68 That was different 67
- 69 This way, that way 68
- 70 My lovely friends 68
- 71 I ask you, sir, to 69
- 72 Of course I love you 69
- 73 Yes, it is pretty 70
- 74 I hear that Andromeda— 71
- 75 Well! 72
- 76 Sappho, when some fool 72
- 77 Strange to say 73
- 78 I taught the talented 73
- 78 I taught the talented 74
- 80 As you love me 75
- 81 Greetings to Gorgo 76
- 82 Rich as you are 77
- 83 Don’t ask me what to wear 78
- 84 If you are squeamish 81
- 85 Before they were mothers 82
- 86 Experience shows us 82
- 87 We know this much 83
- 88 Say what you please 83
- 89 Then the god of war 84
- 89 Then the god of war 84
- 91 In memory 85
- 92 Do you remember 85
- 93 Be kind to me 86
- 94 You remind me 87
- 95 When they were tired 87
- 96 The gods bless you 88
- 97 I have often asked you not to come now 89
- 98 It is the Muses 90
- 99 Must I remind you, Cleis 90
- 100 I have no complaint 91
- A footnote to these translations 93
- Notes 101
- Bibliography 105
- Descriptive index 106
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents xi
- Foreword vii
- 1 Tell everyone 1
- 2 We shall enjoy it 2
- 3 Standing by my bed 5
- 4 I asked myself 6
- 5 And I said 6
- 6 I confess 7
- 7 At noontime 8
- 8 I took my lyre and said 9
- 9 Although they are 9
- 10 That afternoon 10
- 11 We heard them chanting 10
- 12 It’s no use 11
- 13 People do gossip 12
- 14 Peace reigned in heaven 13
- 15 When I saw Eros 13
- 16 You are the herdsman of evening 14
- 17 Sleep, darling 15
- 18 Although clumsy 16
- 19 Tomorrow you had better 17
- 20 We put the urn aboard ship with this inscription 18
- 21 Cyprian, in my dream 19
- 21 Cyprian, in my dream 20
- 23 And their feet move 21
- 24 Awed by her splendor 22
- 25 Now, while we dance 23
- 26 The evening star 27
- 27 It is time now 28
- 28 For her sake 29
- 29 Hymen Hymenaon! 30
- 30 We drink your health 31
- 31 Bridesmaids’ carol I 32
- 32 Bridesmaids’ carol II 33
- 33 They’re locked in, oh! 34
- 34 Lament for a maidenhead 35
- 35 You wear her livery 36
- 36 Why am I crying? 36
- 37 You know the place: then 39
- 38 Prayer to my lady of Paphos 40
- 39 He is more than a hero 42
- 40 Yes, Atthis, you may be sure 43
- 41 To an army wife, in Sardis 44
- 42 I have had not one word from her 45
- 43 It was you, Atthis, who said 46
- 44 Without warning 49
- 45 If you will come 49
- 46 Thank you, m dear 50
- 47 I was so happy 51
- 48 Now I know why Eros 51
- 49 She was dressed well 52
- 50 But you, monkey face 52
- 50 But you, monkey face 53
- 52 After all this 53
- 53 With his venom 54
- 54 Afraid of losing you 55
- 55 It is clear now 56
- 56 Day in, day out 56
- 57 You will say 57
- 58 Tell me 57
- 59 I said, Sappho 58
- 60 You may forget but 59
- 61 Pain penetrates 60
- 62 The nightingale’s 63
- 63 Last night 64
- 64 Tonight I’ve watched 65
- 65 Persuasion 66
- 66 Many’s the time 66
- 67 At my age 67
- 68 That was different 67
- 69 This way, that way 68
- 70 My lovely friends 68
- 71 I ask you, sir, to 69
- 72 Of course I love you 69
- 73 Yes, it is pretty 70
- 74 I hear that Andromeda— 71
- 75 Well! 72
- 76 Sappho, when some fool 72
- 77 Strange to say 73
- 78 I taught the talented 73
- 78 I taught the talented 74
- 80 As you love me 75
- 81 Greetings to Gorgo 76
- 82 Rich as you are 77
- 83 Don’t ask me what to wear 78
- 84 If you are squeamish 81
- 85 Before they were mothers 82
- 86 Experience shows us 82
- 87 We know this much 83
- 88 Say what you please 83
- 89 Then the god of war 84
- 89 Then the god of war 84
- 91 In memory 85
- 92 Do you remember 85
- 93 Be kind to me 86
- 94 You remind me 87
- 95 When they were tired 87
- 96 The gods bless you 88
- 97 I have often asked you not to come now 89
- 98 It is the Muses 90
- 99 Must I remind you, Cleis 90
- 100 I have no complaint 91
- A footnote to these translations 93
- Notes 101
- Bibliography 105
- Descriptive index 106