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Classical works
Another Version of Croesus’ Death
Bacchylides,
Ode 3
Dionysiac Rites, Demosthenes,
On the Crown
De Corona (259–260)
Gyges, Candaules, and Candaules’ Wife
Herodotus,
History
1.8–12
Arion and the Dolphin
Herodotus,
History
1.23–24
Tyrant Polycrates of Samos and his fate
Herodotus,
History
2.40–43
The Torments of Tantalus
Seneca
Theogony
Hesiod
Proteus
Vergil, Georgics 4. 315
The Story of Aristaeus
Vergil
The Preservation of Romulus and Remus
Livy 1.3.10–1.4.8
Cybele and Attis
Catullus
Dialogues between Menippus and Hermes, and Charon and Menippus
Lucian
Proteus
Homer,
Odyssey
4.351–570
The Sun’s Journey
Mimnermus
The Story of Lycaon
Ovid,
Metamorphoses
1.211–239
Modern works
An Oratorio for Washington
Leda and the Swan (1924, 1928)
William Butler Yeats
To Helen
Edgar Allen Poe
Past Ruined Ilion (1831)
Walter Savage Landor
Ode to Psyche (1820)
John Keats
The Fire Sermon, lines 215–248 (1922)
T.S. Eliot, from The Wasteland, 3.
A Musical Instrument (1860)
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Song of Apollo (1824)
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Endymion
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Pan With Us (1912 or 1913?)
Robert Frost
On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer (1816)
John Keats
A Dramatic Poem (1817)
George Gordon, Lord Byron, from Manfred lines 60–72
To the Muses (1783)
William Blake
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