Milton's Latin poems
By: translated by David R. Slavitt ; introduction by Gordon Teskey
Contributors: Slavitt, David R., 1935-
Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
ISBN-13: 9781421400785; 9781421400792
Subjects: Translations into English; Medieval and modern Latin poetry
Work titles: Poems
Table of contents: title: The book of elegies: The first elegy: To Charles Diodati; title: The second elegy: On the death of the Cambridge University Beadle; title: The third elegy: On the death of the Bishop of Winchester; title: The fourth elegy: To his tutor, Thomas Young, now serving as chaplain to the English merchants at Hamburg; title: The fifth elegy: On the approach of Spring; title: The sixth elegy: To Charles Diodati, staying in the country; title: The seventh elegy: "No yet, o gentle Venus"; title: The Epigrams: On the Gunpowder Plot; title: On the same; title: On the same; title: On the inventors of gunpowder; title: To Leonora, singing at Rome; title: To the same; title: Fable of the peasant and the landlord; title: On Salmasius; title: The book of the woods: On the death of the Vice Chancellor, a physician; title: On the fifth of November; title: On the death of the Bishop of Ely; title: That nature does not suffer from old age; title: The Platonic ideas as understood by Aristotle; title: To my father; title: To Salzilli, the Roman poet, when he was ill; title: Manso; title: Damon's epitaph; title: To John Rouse, Librarian of Oxford University.