Eloisa en déshabille
Subtitle: being a parody of Mr. Pope's celebrated epistle of that young lady to Abelard
By: By a late celebrated Greek professor [i.e. Richard Porson]
Published: 1815
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 35
Notes: Printer's imprint, p. [36]: Printed by Schulze and Dean, 13, Poland street, London.

Now usually attributed to Matthews, following Moore's Life of Byron (1832), II, 40; Porson himself elaborately denied his authorship during his life. Also, though doubtfully, ascribed to George Tierney, & James Coffin. Cf. M.L. Clarke, Richard Porson (1937), p. 73.

The parody & the original are printed on facing pages.

In verse.

"Ad puellam quae ab amoribus abhorret", in Greek & English (p. [36]), may be by Porson.