The Poems (Oxford World's Classics)
Book I. 10. A Sequel To I.5Book I. 11. Cynthia On Holiday At BaiaeBook I. 12. The Poet DesertedBook I. 13. Further To I. 10Book I. 5. Warning To A Rival, A PhilandererBook I. 6. An Invitation To Serve Abroad DeclinedBook I. 7. To An Epic Poet In Praise Of Love PoetryBook I. 8a. Cynthia Plns To Go Abroad (with A Rich Lover)Book I. 8b. She Changes Her MindBook I. 9. A Sequel To I.7Book I: 1. Love's MartyrBook I: 14. Love And MoneyBook I: 15. Cynthia Slow To Visit Him In His IllnessBook I: 16. A House-door ComplainsBook I: 17. In A Storm At SeaBook I: 18. In A Lonely PlaceBook I: 19. It Is Not Death He FearsBook I: 2. Natural BeautyBook I: 20. Hercules And Hylas: A WarningBook I: 21. A Dead Kinsman Of The Poet SpeaksBook I: 22. The Poet's Birthplace And His LossBook I: 3. Late For An AppointmentBook I: 4. Cynthia's Dangerous AttractionsBook Ii: 1. He Is Fated To Write Love PoetryBook Ii: 10. It's Time To Sing Of CaesarBook Ii: 11. A Threat To CynthiaBook Ii: 12. Love's Picture InterpretedBook Ii: 13. The Poet's Ambition. He Orders His FuneralBook Ii: 14. His Triumph And The SecretBook Ii: 15. A Night Of LoveBook Ii: 16. The Praetor Returns From IllyricumBook Ii: 17. Cheated And Locked OutBook Ii: 18a. Better Not ComplainBook Ii: 18b. Contrast Aurora's Love For TithonusBook Ii: 18c. Hair-dyeing IniquitousBook Ii: 19. Cynthia In The CountryBook Ii: 2. A Description Of CynthiaBook Ii: 20. Ever FaithfulBook Ii: 21. Panthus A LiarBook Ii: 22a. One Girl Is Not EnoughBook Ii: 22b. Love's Sharpest HurtBook Ii: 23. Call-girls Are BestBook Ii: 24a. He Defends That ChoiceBook Ii: 24b. There's Nothing I'll Not SufferBook Ii: 25. One Woman's Trouble EnoughBook Ii: 26a. A Dream Of Cynthia ShipwreckedBook Ii: 26b. Devotion And A Voyage TogetherBook Ii: 27. Only The Lover Knows When He Will DieBook Ii: 28a. Cynthia's IllnessBook Ii: 28b. The Magic Fails But Dis RelentsBook Ii: 29a. Arrested By AmoriniBook Ii: 29b. An Early Morning VisitBook Ii: 3. She Is IrresistibleBook Ii: 30a. No Escape From LoveBook Ii: 30b. But Loving Is No CrimeBook Ii: 31. The Opening Of Palatine Apollo's PorticoBook Ii: 32. I'm Not Disturbed By PeccadilloesBook Ii: 33a. The Cult Of IsisBook Ii: 33b. Cynthia At A PartyBook Ii: 34. To Lynceus On Love And PoetryBook Ii: 4. Girls Torment Their Lovers; Boys Are KindBook Ii: 5. A Warning To CynthiaBook Ii: 6. Jealousy And Pornographic PicturesBook Ii: 7. A Proposed Law WithdrawnBook Ii: 8. He Contemplates Suicide And MurderBook Ii: 9. He Prays To Die Of Love And Curses His RivalBook Iii: 1. The Poet's Greek Masters And His AchievementBook Iii: 10. Cynthia's BirthdayBook Iii: 11. The Power Of Women Over MenBook Iii: 12. A Modern Ulysses And PenelopeBook Iii: 13. Luxury Is Destroying RomeBook Iii: 14. The Advantage Of Spartan AthleticsBook Iii: 15. His Faithfulness And The Story Of DirceBook Iii: 16. The Midnight SummonsBook Iii: 17. Prayer To Bacchus To Cure His LoveBook Iii: 18. An Elegy On The Death Of MarcellusBook Iii: 19. Women More Lustful Than MenBook Iii: 2. The Power And Immortality Of PoetryBook Iii: 20. A ProposalBook Iii: 21. Travel Is The Only Cure For LoveBook Iii: 22. To Tullus In Praise Of ItalyBook Iii: 23. Lost, The Poet's Writing TabletsBook Iii: 24. Free From Love At LastBook Iii: 25. Goodbye And Fare IllBook Iii: 3. The Poet's Dream And His MissionBook Iii: 4. Caesar Plans War With ParthiaBook Iii: 5. The Poet Worships Peace. His Future PlansBook Iii: 6. Lygdamus As Go-betweenBook Iii: 7. An Elegy For Paetus, Drowned At SeaBook Iii: 8. Violence A Sign Of LoveBook Iii: 9. Praise Of Maecenas And A Tactful RefusalBook Iv: 1. Poet And Astrologer: A DialogueBook Iv: 10. Jupiter Feretrius And The Spolia OpimaBook Iv: 11. The Dead Cornelia Speaks In Her Own DefenceBook Iv: 2. The God Vertumnus Explains HimselfBook Iv: 3. Letter To A Husband At The FrontBook Iv: 4. The Story Of TarpeiaBook Iv: 5. A Bawd And Her AdviceBook Iv: 6. A Celebration Of The Victory At ActiumBook Iv: 7. Cynthia's GhostBook Iv: 8. An Evening Party WreckedBook Iv: 9. Hercules Founds The Ara Maxima--Table of Poems fromPoem Finder®