,transcriber's ,note3 ,the five songs marked 9999music were printed with musical notation4 ,the music is available in 4png format in the images directory accompanying the html version of this text1 or as a separate document in 4ly format 7lilypond1 compilable to 4pdf74 ,a ,,handbook ,,for ,,latin ,,clubs by ,,susan ,,paxson ,,teacher of ,,latin in the ,,central ,,high ,,school ,omaha1 ,neb4 ,d4 ,c4 ,heath ,company1 ,publishers ,boston ,new ,york ,chicago ,copyright1 #aiaf1 ,by ,d4 ,c4 ,heath ,co4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,preface ,the ,latin ,club in secondary schools is the result of the incessant demand that our ,latin instruction must be vivified4 ,many teachers feel the need of supplementary work in their ,latin teaching1 but they have been handicapped because of a lack of material as well as a lack of time4 ,this is especially true of the teacher in the small town4 ,to help meet this demand is the purpose of this book4 ,the programs have purposely been made too long for one session in order that the teacher may have some choice in selection1 and that1 in case all references are not accessible1 enough may be secured to insure a reasonably varied program4 ,i would suggest that the ,club purchase as many ,perry pictures and ,berlin photographs of classical subjects as possible and that its members cooeperate with the city library board for the purchase of such books as are essential1 in case there is no school fund available for this purpose4 ,some high school alumnus in whose heart there is appreciation of ,rome's gift to us might present a book to his ,alma ,mater4 ,another might offer some suitable magazines1 properly bound4 ,of a ,latin ,club1 as of most school work1 it may be said that usus est optimus magister1 and especially applicable in this connection are the words of ,horace3 ,dimidium facti1 qui coepit4 ,omaha1 ,nebraska1 ,june1 #aiaf ,,contents ,,programs ,the ,value of ,latin ,pompeii ,ancient ,rome ,the ,roman ,forum ,the ,roman ,house ,roman ,slaves ,roman ,children ,education among the ,romans ,some ,common ,professions and ,trades among the ,romans ,roman ,doctors ,the ,roman ,soldier ,caesar ,cicero ,vergil ,horace ,roman ,literature ,some ,famous ,women of ,ancient ,rome ,roman ,holidays ,funeral ,customs and ,burial ,places ,roman ,games ,some ,famous ,buildings of ,ancient ,rome ,some ,famous ,roman ,letters ,some ,ancient ,romans of ,fame ,a ,roman ,banquet ,roman ,roads ,some ,roman ,gods ,some ,famous ,temples of ,ancient and ,modern ,rome ,some ,religious ,customs ,some ,famous ,pictures and ,sculpture ,roman ,book and ,libraries ,ancient ,myths and ,legends ,the ,ancient ,myth in ,modern ,literature ,what ,english ,owes to ,greek ,modern ,rome ,italy of ,to-day ,o ,tempora6 ,o ,mores6 ,,selections ,,that ,,may ,,be ,,used ,,for ,,the ,,programs ,a ,plea for the ,classics ,eugene ,field ,on an ,old ,latin ,text ,book ,t4 ,w4 ,higginson ,st4 ,augustine's ,love of ,latin ,andrew ,lang ,the ,watch of the ,old ,gods ,old and ,new ,rome ,herman ,merivale ,the ,fall of ,rome ,arthur ,chamberlain ,a ,christmas ,hymn ,alfred ,dommett ,roman ,girl's ,song ,mrs4 ,hemans ,capri ,walter ,taylor ,field ,palladium ,matthew ,arnold ,after ,construing ,a4 ,c4 ,benson ,a ,roman ,mirror ,rennell ,rodd ,the ,doom of the ,slothful ,john ,addington ,symonds ,hector and ,andromache ,schiller ,tr4 ,sir ,e4 ,b4 ,lytton ,enceladus ,henry ,w4 ,longfellow ,nil ,admirari ,john ,g4 ,saxe ,perdidi ,diem ,mrs4 ,sigourney ,jupiter and ,his ,children ,john ,g4 ,saxe ,the ,prayer of ,socrates ,john ,h4 ,finley ,by the ,roman ,road ,anonymous ,a ,nymph's ,lament ,nora ,hopper ,helen of ,troy ,nora ,hopper ,an ,etruscan ,ring ,j4 ,w4 ,mackail ,orpheus ,with ,his ,lute ,william ,shakespeare ,a ,hymn in ,praise of ,neptune ,thomas ,campion ,horace's ,philosophy of ,life ,tr4 ,sir ,theodore ,martin ,an ,invitation to ,dine ,written by ,horace to ,vergil ,tr4 ,sir ,theodore ,martin ,the ,golden ,mean4 ,horace ,tr4 ,wm4 ,cowper ,to the ,reader4 ,martial ,tr4 ,lord ,byron ,on ,portia4 ,martial ,tr4 ,lamb ,to ,potitus4 ,martial ,tr4 ,john ,hay ,what ,is ,given ,to ,friends ,is ,not ,lost4 ,martial ,to ,cotilus4 ,martial ,tr4 ,elton ,the ,happy ,life4 ,martial ,tr4 ,sir ,richard ,fanshawe ,to a ,schoolmaster4 ,martial ,tr4 ,john ,hay ,epitaph on ,erotion4 ,martial ,tr4 ,leigh ,hunt ,non ,amo ,te ,gratitude ,robert ,burns ,a ,hymn to the ,lares ,robert ,herrick ,elysium4 ,schiller ,tr4 ,sir ,edward ,bulwer ,lytton ,orpheus ,robert ,herrick ,cerberus ,oliver ,herford ,the ,harpy ,oliver ,herford ,cupid and the ,bee ,anacreon ,the ,assembly of the ,gods4 ,a4 ,tassoni ,tr4 ,a4 ,werner ,a ,model ,young ,lady of ,antiquity ,pliny the ,younger ,translation ,alfred ,j4 ,church ,to ,lesbia's ,sparrow ,catullus ,translation ,elton ,cicero ,catullus ,translation ,charles ,lamb ,de ,patientia ,thomas a ,kempis ,the ,favorite ,prayer of ,mary ,queen of ,scots ,ultime ,thule ,seneca ,translation ,the ,roman of ,old ,anonymous ,ich bin ,dein ,malum ,opus ,james ,a4 ,morgan ,felis ,amantis ,res ,adversae ,puer ex ,jersey ,,songs ,,that ,,may ,,be ,,used ,,for ,,the ,,programs ,flevit ,lepus ,parvulus ,carmen ,vitae ,longfellow ,tr4 ,benjamin ,l4 ,d',ooge ,gaudeamus ,igitur ,lauriger ,horatius ,america ,tr4 ,george ,d4 ,kellogg ,integer ,vitae ,horace ,rock of ,ages ,toplady ,tr4 ,william ,gladstone ,dies ,irae ,thomas of ,celano ,ad ,sanctum ,spiritus ,robert ,,ii1 ,king of ,france ,adeste ,fideles ,de ,nativitate ,domini ,,bibliography 99 99 99 99 99 ,,programs 99 99 99 99 99 ,,the ,,value ,,of ,,latin ,latin is the most logically constructed of all the languages1 and will help more effectually than any other study to strengthen the brain centres that must be used when any reasoning is required4 --,dr4 ,frank ,sargent ,hoffman ,,the ,,latin ,,language4 ,mosaics in ,history4 ,arthur ,gilman4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #cag4 ,illustrated ,history of ,ancient ,literature4 ,john ,d4 ,quackenbos4 ,p4 #cje4 ,a ,,short ,,story ,,of ,,the ,,english ,,language4 ,jessie ,a4 ,chase4 ,saint ,nicholas4 ,vol4 xxvi1 p4 #eic4 ,,the ,,value ,,of ,,latin4 ,the ,advantages which accrue from a ,classical ,education4 ,caroline ,r4 ,gaston4 ,education4 ,vol4 xxiii1 p4 #beg4 ,the ,study of ,caesar4 ,adeline ,a4 ,knight4 ,education4 ,vol4 viii1 p4 #ahh4 ,a ,plea for ,culture4 ,t4,w4 ,higginson4 ,atlantic ,monthly4 ,vol4 xix1 p4 #bi4 ,the ,nature of ,culture ,studies4 ,r4,m4 ,wenley4 ,school ,review4 ,vol4 xiii1 p4 #dda4 ,the ,teaching of ,second ,year ,latin4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,school ,review4 ,vol4 x1 p4 #gb4 ,,essay4 ,what ,i have gained from the ,study of ,latin4 ,,the ,,value ,,of ,,latin ,,as ,a ,,preparation ,,for ,,the ,,study ,,of ,,medicine4 ,the ,advantages that accrue from a ,classical ,education4 ,caroline ,r4 ,gaston4 ,education4 ,vol4 xxiii1 p4 #cea4 ,the ,value of ,greek and ,latin to the ,medical ,student4 ,victor ,c4 ,vaughan4 ,school ,review4 ,vol4 xiv1 p4 #chi4 ,latin and ,greek in ,american ,education4 ,francis ,w4 ,kelsey4 ,chap4 iv4 ,,the ,,place ,,of ,,the ,,humanities ,,in ,,the ,,training ,,of ,,engineers4 ,latin and ,greek in ,american ,education4 ,francis ,w4 ,kelsey4 ,chap4 iv4 ,the ,value of the ,humanistic ,studies as a ,preparation for the ,study of ,engineering4 ,herbert ,c4 ,sadler4 ,school ,review4 ,vol4 xiv1 p4 #djj4 ,,the ,,value ,,of ,,latin ,,as ,a ,,training ,,for ,,practical ,,life4 ,latin and ,greek in ,american ,education4 ,francis ,w4 ,kelsey4 ,chap4 iv4 ,bulletin of the ,missouri ,state ,normal ,school 7#aiji74 ,p4 #ai4 ,the ,practical ,value of ,humanistic ,studies4 ,wm4 ,gardner ,hale4 ,school ,review4 ,vol4 xix1 p4 #feg4 ,,the ,,value ,,of ,,latin ,,to ,,the ,,business ,,girl4 ,latin as a ,vocational ,study in the ,commercial ,course4 ,albert ,s4 ,perkins4 ,the ,classical ,journal4 ,vol4 x1 p4#g4 ,,rome',s ,,gift ,,to ,,us4 ,the ,indebtedness of the ,english ,language to the ,latin4 ,federico ,garlanda4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xi1 p4 #aj4 ,a ,first ,year ,latin ,book4 7,introduction47 ,wm4 ,gardner ,hale4 ,,the ,,value ,,of ,,latin ,,as ,a ,,training ,,for ,,the ,,lawyer4 ,bulletin of the ,missouri ,state ,normal ,school 7#aiji74 ,p4 #ag4 ,will ,latin follow ,greek out of the ,high ,school4 ,joseph ,p4 ,behm4 ,classical ,weekly4 ,vol4 vii1 p4 #be4 ,,poem4--,a ,plea for the ,classics4 ,,eugene ,,field4 ,,pompeii ,there is nothing on the earth1 or under it1 like ,pompeii4 --,w4 ,d4 ,howells ,,poem4--,pompeii4 ,poetical ,works4 ,mrs4 ,sigourney4 ,p4 #bgj4 ,,the ,,city ,,of ,,pompeii ,,before ,,the ,,destruction4 ,the ,last ,days of ,pompeii4 ,sir ,edward ,bulwer-,lytton4 ,p4 #hi4 ,,the ,,destruction ,,of ,,pompeii4 ,the ,last ,days of ,pompeii4 ,sir ,edward ,bulwer-,lytton4 ,p4 #cff4 ,,poem4--,the ,earthquake4 ,whittier's ,complete ,poems4 ,p4 #dhg4 ,a ,,letter ,,from ,,pliny ,,the ,,younger ,,to ,,tacitus4 ,the ,eruption of ,vesuvius4 ,pliny the ,younger4 ,century4 ,vol4 lxiv1 p4 #fdb4 ,the ,eruption of ,vesuvius4 ,translation of ,pliny's letter4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,hutton ,webster4 ,p4 #bdh4 ,a ,doomed ,city4 ,arranged from ,pliny's ,letters4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xviii1 p4 #ejf4 ,,vesuvius1 ,,destroyer ,,of ,,cities4 ,b4,f4 ,fisher4 ,cosmopolitan4 ,vol4 xxxii1 p4 #egc4 ,peeps at ,many ,lands4 ,italy4 ,john ,finnemore4 ,chap4 xiv1 p4 #fa4 ,a ,,day ,,in ,,pompeii ,,as ,,described ,,by ,,shelley4 ,the ,prose ,works of ,percy ,bysshe ,shelley4 ,harry ,buxton ,forman4 ,vol4 iv1 p4 #ga4 ,with ,shelley in ,italy4 ,anna ,b4 ,mc,mahan4 ,p4 #ahg4 ,a ,,day ,,in ,,pompeii ,,as ,,described ,,by ,,howells4 ,italian ,journeys4 ,w4,d4 ,howells4 ,chap4 viii4 ,,poem4--,pompeii4 ,edgar ,fawcett4 ,cosmopolitan4 ,vol4 xxiv1 p4 #ahb4 ,,the ,,interior ,,of ,a ,,pompeian ,,house4 ,h4,g4 ,huntington4 ,cosmopolitan4 ,vol4 xxiv1 p4 #eba4 ,a ,,municipal ,,election ,,in ,a4,d4 #gi4 ,littell's ,living ,age4 ,vol4 ccxlii1 p4 #ahh4 ,,recent ,,excavations ,,and ,,discoveries ,,in ,,pompeii4 ,john ,l4 ,stoddard's ,lectures4 ,naples4 ,vol4 viii4 ,a ,,day ,,in ,,pompeii ,,as ,,described ,,by ,,dickens4 ,pictures from ,italy4 ,charles ,dickens4 ,p4 #afd4 ,,probing ,,pompeii4 ,antonio ,sogliano4 ,cosmopolitan4 ,vol4 liii1 p4 #gfj4 ,,poem4--,the ,eruption of ,vesuvius4 ,poems4 ,victor ,hugo4 ,p4 #aab4 ,,ancient ,,rome ,yet wears thy ,tiber's shore ,a mournful mien-- ,rome1 ,rome6 ,thou art no more ,as thou hast been4 --,mrs4 ,hemans ,,roll ,,call4 ,quotations referring to ,rome from ,byron's ,childe ,harold or other poems4 ,,the ,,topography ,,of ,,rome4 ,a ,day in ,ancient ,rome4 ,edgar ,s4 ,shumway4 ,p4 #e4 ,social ,life at ,rome in the ,age of ,cicero4 ,w4 ,warde ,fowler4 ,chap4 i4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,chap4 iv4 ,ancient ,history4 ,hutton ,webster4 ,p4 #fca4 ,,rome3 ,,the ,,eternal ,,city4 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,lyman ,abbott4 ,harper's ,magazine4 ,vol4 xliv1 p4 #a4 ,new ,splendors of ,old ,rome4 ,dante ,vaglieri4 ,cosmopolitan4 ,vol4 lii1 p4 #ddj4 ,a ,,walk ,,in ,,ancient ,,rome4 ,a ,walk in ,rome4 ,oscar ,kuhns4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xxxiv1 ,p4 #ef4 ,,the ,,waterworks ,,of ,,rome4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #dfa4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #bii4 ,,poem4--,a ,roman ,aqueduct4 ,poetical ,works4 ,oliver ,wendell ,holmes4 ,p4 #cbf4 ,,the ,,gardens4 ,the ,gardens of ,ancient ,rome and ,what ,grew in them4 ,st4 ,clair ,baddely1 ,littell's ,living ,age4 ,vol4 ccxxxix1 p4 #deh4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 ,p4 #dge1 #ecc4 ,,poem4--,a ,roman ,garden4 ,florence ,wilkinson4 ,current ,literature4 ,vol4 xliii1 p4 #egj4 ,,the ,,fountains4 ,roman ,fountains4 ,e4 ,mc,auliffe4 ,catholic ,world4 ,vol4 lxxvii1 p4 #bji4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #dfd4 ,roba di ,roma4 ,william ,w4 ,story4 ,chapter xvii4 ,the ,prose ,works of ,percy ,bysshe ,shelley4 ,harry ,buxton ,forman4 ,vol4 iv1 p4 #if4 ,with ,shelley in ,italy4 ,anna ,b4 ,mc,mahan4 ,p #ii4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,p4 #cje4 ,,poem4--,the ,fountain of ,trevi4 ,poetical ,works4 ,bayard ,taylor4 ,p4 #ia4 ,,hawthorne',s ,,description ,,of ,,the ,,fountain ,,of ,,trevi4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,p4 #fe4 ,,poem4--,the ,fountain4 ,poetical ,works4 ,james ,r4 ,lowell4 ,p4 #aj4 ,a ,,stroll ,,in ,,rome ,,as ,,described ,,by ,,horace4 ,a ,day in ,ancient ,rome4 ,edgar ,s4 ,shumway4 ,p4 #ea4 ,,the ,,burning ,,of ,,rome4 ,tacitus4 ,annales4 ,chap4 xv4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,hutton ,webster4 ,p4 #bcb4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,rome and the ,west4 ,william ,stearns ,davis4 ,p4 #aib4 ,illustrated ,history of ,ancient ,literature4 ,john ,d4 ,quackenbos4 ,p4 #dad4 ,foreign ,classics in ,english4 ,william ,cleaver ,wilkinson4 ,vol4 iv1 p4 #aje4 ,,the ,,sky ,,scrapers ,,of ,,rome4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,north ,american ,review4 ,vol4 clxii1 p4 #de4 ,,poem4--,nero's ,incendiary ,song4 ,poems4 ,victor ,hugo4 ,p4 #ca4 ,,poem4--,urbs1 ,roma1 ,vale4 ,littell's ,living ,age4 ,j4,p4,m4 ,vol4 cliv1 p4 #ege2 vol4 clv1 p4 #ddg4 ,blackwood's ,magazine4 ,vol4 cxxxii1 pp4 #agf1 #dij1 #gha4 ,,the ,,roman ,,forum ,in many a heap the ground ,heaves1 as if ,ruin in a frantic mood ,had done its utmost4 ,here and there appears1 ,as left to show his handiwork1 not ours1 ,an idle column1 a half-buried arch1 ,a wall of some great temple4 --,rogers ,,the ,,topography ,,of ,,the ,,forum4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #hb4 ,a ,day in ,ancient ,rome4 ,edgar ,s4 ,shumway4 ,pp4 #ba1 #dc4 ,the ,remains of ,ancient ,rome4 ,j4,h4 ,middleton4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #bca4 ,ancient ,history4 ,hutton ,webster4 ,p4 #fcf4 ,,the ,,roman ,,capitol4 ,eugene ,lawrence4 ,harper's ,magazine4 ,vol4 xliv1 p4 #egj4 ,,the ,,rostra4 ,rome of ,to-day and ,yesterday4 ,john ,dennie4 ,pp4 #fe1 #aag4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 ,p4 #cef4 ,,the ,,mamertine ,,prison4 ,rome of ,to-day and ,yesterday4 ,john ,dennie4 ,p4 #ce4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #ge4 ,a ,day in ,ancient ,rome4 ,edgar ,s4 ,shumway4 ,p4 #bb4 ,,dickens' ,,description ,,of ,,the ,,mamertine ,,prison4 ,a ,day in ,ancient ,rome4 ,edgar ,s4 ,shumway4 ,p4 #ba4 ,,recent ,,excavations ,,in ,,the ,,forum ,,as ,,seen ,,by ,a ,,traveler4 ,roma ,beata4 ,maud ,howe4 ,p4 #bed4 ,,the ,,roman ,,forum ,,as ,,cicero ,,saw ,,it4 ,walter ,dennison4 ,the ,classical ,journal4 ,vol4 iii1 p4 #cah4 ,,cicero',s ,,house ,,near ,,the ,,forum4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,p4 #bdi4 ,a ,,roman ,,street ,,scene4 ,gallus4 ,w4,a4 ,becker4 ,p4 #dc4 ,,poem4--,the ,pillar of ,trajan4 ,complete ,poetical ,works4 ,william ,wordsworth4 ,p4 #feb4 ,,nero',s ,,golden ,,house4 ,rome of ,to-day and ,yesterday4 ,john ,dennie4 ,p4 #aib4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #cdb4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #cfi4 ,the ,golden ,house of ,nero4 ,j4,g4 ,winter4 ,classical ,weekly4 ,vol4 vii1 p4 #afc4 ,,the ,,lapis ,,niger4 ,roma ,beata4 ,maud ,howe4 ,pp4 #afc1 #bfj4 ,,pompey',s ,,theater4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 ,p4 #cgd4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #aij4 ,,the ,,roman ,,forum ,,as ,,it ,,appears ,,to-,,day4 ,roman ,holidays and ,others4 ,w4,d4 ,howells4 ,p4 #if4 ,,poem4--,in the ,roman ,forum ,amelia ,josephine ,burr4 ,literary ,digest4 ,vol4 xlviii1 p4 #aacj4 ,,the ,,roman ,,house ,here is my religion1 here is my race1 here are the traces of my forefathers4 ,i cannot express the charm which ,i find here1 and which penetrates my heart and my senses4 --,cicero3 ,pro ,domo4 ,,the ,,plan ,,of ,,the ,,roman ,,house4 ,callus4 ,w4,a4 ,becker4 ,p4 #bcg4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #ceg4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,chap4 vi4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,r4 ,inge4 ,chap4 x4 ,,the ,,heating ,,and ,,lighting ,,of ,,the ,,house4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #deg4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,chap4 vi4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,pp4 #gh1 #bfi4 ,,the ,,interior ,,of ,,the ,,house4 ,social ,life at ,rome in the ,age of ,cicero4 ,w4 ,warde ,fowler4 ,chap4 viii4 ,the ,interior of a ,pompeian ,house4 ,h4,g4 ,huntington4 ,cosmopolitan4 ,vol4 xxiv1 p4 #eb4 ,,household ,,furniture4 ,gallus4 ,w4,a4 ,becker4 ,p4 #bie4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,w4,r4 ,inge4 ,chap4 x4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,chap4 vi4 ,a ,day in ,ancient ,rome4 ,edgar ,s4 ,shumway4 ,p4 #gg4 ,,the ,,palatine3 ,,home ,,of ,,the ,,aristocracy4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,e4 ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #cbd4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,pp4 #bbe1 #bdi4 ,a ,,haunted ,,house4 ,c4 ,pliny4 ,epist4 #g1 #bg1 #e-aa4 ,,roman ,,slaves ,is not a slave of the same stuff as you1 his lord8 ,does he not enjoy the same sun1 breathe the same air1 die1 even as you do8 ,then let your slave worship rather than dread you4 ,scorn not any man4 ,the ,universe is the common parent of us all4 --,seneca ,,the ,,roman ,,slave4 ,gallus4 ,w4,a4 ,becker4 ,p4 #bjj4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 ,p4 #ecj4 ,caesar4 ,a ,sketch4 ,james ,anthony ,froude4 ,chap4 ii4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,chap4 v4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #eaa4 ,ancient ,history4 ,hutton ,webster4 ,p4 #eif4 ,,the ,,roman ,,slave ,,as ,,seen ,,in ,,literature4 ,vergilius4 ,irving ,bacheller4 ,p4 #ch4 ,a ,friend of ,caesar4 ,william ,stearns ,davis4 ,chap4 ii1 pp4 #cc1 #dd4 ,,treatment ,,of ,,slaves4 ,cato3 ,on ,agriculture4 ,translation in ,source ,book of ,roman ,history4 ,dana ,c4 ,munro4 ,p4 #ahd4 ,letter of ,pliny the ,younger4 ,translation in ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,hutton ,webster4 ,p4 #bde4 ,,the ,,household ,,slave4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #eac4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,r4 ,inge4 ,p4 #afj4 ,,slaves ,,as ,,physicians4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #ebf4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #ga4 ,,trimalchio',s ,,cook4 ,trimalchio's ,dinner4 ,harry ,thurston ,peck4 ,p4 #aae4 ,,seneca',s ,,opinions ,,upon ,,slavery4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,rome and the ,west4 ,william ,stearns ,davis4 ,p4 #bei4 ,,dialogue4--,a ,slave ,owner and ,his ,slaves4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,rome and the ,west4 ,william ,stearns ,davis4 ,p4 #ij4 ,,roman ,,children ,pueri mei sunt mea ornamenta4 --,cornelia ,,the ,,roman ,,child4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,p4 #fg4 ,,his ,,pets ,,and ,,games4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,p4 #gc4 ,,his ,,playthings4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,p4 #ga4 ,second ,latin ,book4 ,miller and ,beeson4 ,introduction4 ,p4 #bj4 ,a ,,roman ,,boy ,,as ,,described ,,by ,,petronius4 ,trimalchio's ,dinner4 ,harry ,thurston ,peck4 ,p4 #aab4 ,,cicero',s ,,son4 ,roman ,life in the ,days of ,cicero4 ,alfred ,j4 ,church4 ,chap4 ii4 ,a ,,roman ,,boy',s ,,birthday4 ,bertha ,a4 ,bush4 ,saint ,nicholas4 ,vol4 xxii1 p4 #ch4 ,,the ,,story ,,of ,a ,,roman ,,boy4 ,second ,latin ,book4 ,miller and ,beeson4 ,introduction4 ,,poem4--,a ,girl's ,funeral in ,milan4 ,in the ,garden of ,dreams4 ,louise ,chandler ,moulton4 ,p4 #ci4 ,,roman ,,children ,,on ,,their ,,way ,,to ,,school4 ,second ,latin ,book4 ,miller and ,beeson4 ,introduction4 ,p4 #bd4 ,,poem4--,to ,lesbia's ,sparrow4 ,,education ,,among ,,the ,,romans ,iam tristis nucibus puer relictis ,clamoso revocatur a magistro4 --,martial ,,ode4--,to a ,schoolmaster4 ,the ,epigrams of ,martial4 ,book x3 lxii4 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,,letter ,,written ,,by ,,cicero ,,describing ,,his ,,return ,,from ,,exile4 ,foreign ,classics in ,english4 ,william ,cleaver ,wilkinson4 ,vol4 iv1 p4 #bch4 ,a ,,letter ,,from ,,pliny ,,the ,,younger ,,to ,,trajan1 ,on the ,christians4 ,illustrated ,history of ,ancient ,literature4 ,john ,d4 ,quackenbos4 ,p4 #dah4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,hutton ,webster4 ,p4 #bej4 ,a ,,love ,,letter ,,from ,,pliny ,,the ,,younger ,,to ,,his ,,wife4 ,foreign ,classics in ,english4 ,william ,cleaver ,wilkinson4 ,vol4 iv1 p4 #bhg4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,hutton ,webster4 ,p4 #bda4 ,a ,,famous ,,literary ,,antique4--,the ,letter of ,consolation written by ,servius ,sulpicius to ,cicero upon the death of ,tullia4 ,foreign ,classics in ,english4 ,william ,cleaver ,wilkinson4 ,vol4 iv1 p4 #bea4 ,a ,,letter ,,by ,,cicero ,,describing ,,caesar',s ,,visit ,,at ,,cicero',s ,,home4 ,foreign ,classics in ,english4 ,william ,cleaver ,wilkinson4 ,vol4 iv1 p4 #bdd4 ,,letter ,,of ,a ,,schoolboy4 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,koner4 ,p4 #ead4 ,,via ,,appia4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,pp4 #acj1 #bfd4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,p4 #bhb4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,pp4 #cjc1 #cdc4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #dhf4 ,rome of ,to-day and ,yesterday4 ,john ,dennie4 ,p4 #ajf4 ,,the ,,ancient ,,street-,,bully4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,chap4 iii4 ,,luxuries ,,enjoyed ,,by ,,the ,,wealthy ,,traveler4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #edj4 ,,some ,,roman ,,gods4 ,there are in ,rome more gods than citizens4 --,fustel de ,coulanges ,,poem4--,to the ,gods of the ,country4 ,helen ,redeemed and ,other ,poems4 ,maurice ,hewlett4 ,p4 #aic4 ,,the ,,pagan ,,altars4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #adi4 ,,the ,,greater ,,and ,,lesser ,,gods4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #bb4 ,the ,ancient ,city4 ,fustel de ,coulanges4 ,p4 #bja4 ,the ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,charles ,mills ,gayley4 ,chap4 xvi4 ,,poem4--,miracles4 ,two ,rivulets4 ,walt ,whitman4 ,p4 #ajb4 ,,did ,,caesar ,,believe ,,in ,,gods8 ,a ,friend of ,caesar4 ,william ,stearns ,davis4 ,p4 #cji4 ,,poem4--,by the ,roman ,road4 ,,the ,,gods ,,of ,,the ,,underworld4 ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,charles ,mills ,gayley4 ,chap4 iv4 ,,the ,,gods ,,of ,,the ,,waters4 ,the ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,charles ,mills ,gayley4 ,chap4 v4 ,,poem4--,palladium4 ,poems4 ,matthew ,arnold4 ,p4 #bgc4 ,,poem4--,what has become of the ,gods8 ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,g4 ,saxe4 ,p4 #bb4 ,,hymn ,,to ,,apollo4 ,complete ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,keats4 ,p4 #g4 ,,some ,,famous ,,temples ,,of ,,ancient ,,and ,,modern ,,rome ,a vast wilderness of consecrated buildings of all shapes and fancies4 --,dickens ,,the ,,architecture ,,of ,,the ,,temples4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #aei4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #fia4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #big4 ,,the ,,temple ,,of ,,concord4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #gg4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #afa4 ,rome of ,to-day and ,yesterday4 ,john ,dennie4 ,p4 #fe4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #cab4 ,,the ,,temple ,,of ,,castor ,,and ,,pollux4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,pp4 #hj1 #aej4 ,a ,day in ,ancient ,rome4 ,edgar ,s4 ,shumway4 ,p4 #dd4 ,,the ,,temple ,,of ,,vesta4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,pp4 #ge1 #afj4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #fhi4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #cai4 ,italian ,note-,books4 ,nathaniel ,hawthorne4 ,p4 #abh4 ,,the ,,temple ,,of ,,saturn4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #gg4 ,rome of ,to-day and ,yesterday4 ,john ,dennie4 ,p4 #bi4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,p4 #adc4 ,,poem4--,dedication ,hymn4 ,poems4 ,nathaniel ,p4 ,willis4 ,p4 #ia4 ,,st4 ,,peter',s4 ,a ,walk in ,rome4 ,oscar ,kuhns4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xxxiv1 p4 #eg4 ,a ,night in ,st4 ,peter's4 ,t4 ,adolphus ,trollope4 ,atlantic ,monthly4 ,vol4 xl1 p4 #dji4 ,,hawthorne',s ,,visit ,,to ,,st4 ,,peter',s4 ,italian ,note-,books4 ,nathaniel ,hawthorne4 ,pp4 #fd1 #adc4 ,,dickens' ,,impressions ,,of ,,roman ,,churches4 ,pictures from ,italy4 ,charles ,dickens4 ,p4 #acc4 ,,poem4--,jupiter and ,his ,children4 ,john ,g4 ,saxe4 ,,some ,,religious ,,customs ,in the house of every ,greek and ,roman was an altar2 on this altar there had always to be a small quantity of ashes1 and a few lighted coals4 ,the fire ceased to glow upon the altar only when the entire family had perished2 an extinguished hearth1 an extinguished family1 were synonymous expressions among the ancients4 --de ,coulanges ,,the ,,pagan ,,religion4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,chap4 i4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 ,chap4 i4 ,social ,life at ,rome in the ,age of ,cicero4 ,w4 ,warde ,fowler4 ,chap4 xi4 ,,some ,,roman ,,goddesses4 ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,charles ,mills ,gayley4 ,chap4 x4 ,vergil4 ,introduction4 ,charles ,knapp4 ,,the ,,penates4 ,the ,ancient ,city4 ,fustel ,de ,coulanges4 ,chap4 xvi4 ,,the ,,blessing ,,of ,,animals4 ,roba di ,roma4 ,william ,w4 ,story4 ,p4 #dfb4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,chap4 iii4 ,,children',s ,,day ,,in ,,rome4 ,heroic ,happenings4 ,elbridge ,s4 ,brooks4 ,p4 #hi4 ,,the ,,interpretation ,,of ,,dreams4 ,roba di ,roma4 ,william ,w4 ,story4 ,p4 #adb4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,chap4 i4 ,,easter ,,time ,,in ,,rome4 ,anne ,hollingsworth ,wharton4 ,lippincott's ,magazine4 ,vol4 lxxix1 p4 #ebh4 ,a ,,roman ,,citizen4 ,bible4 ,acts1 xxii1 #be4 ,,poem4--,elysium4 ,poems and ,ballads of ,schiller4 ,tr4 ,sir ,edward ,bulwer-,lytton4 ,p4 #cfi4 ,,the ,,infernal ,,regions4 ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,charles ,mills ,gayley4 ,p4 #ced4 ,the ,aeneid4 ,vergil4 ,book vi4 ,,some ,,famous ,,pictures ,,and ,,sculpture ,vita brevis1 ars longa4 ,,how ,,to ,,study ,,pictures4 ,charles ,h4 ,caffin4 ,saint ,nicholas4 ,vol4 xxxii1 p4 #bc4 ,,ode4--,upon the ,sight of a ,beautiful ,picture4 ,complete ,poems4 ,william ,wordsworth4 ,p4 #cii4 ,,sculpture ,,in ,,ancient ,,rome4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,chap4 v4 ,,the ,,sculpture ,,gallery ,,of ,,the ,,capitol ,,at ,,rome4 ,the ,marble ,faun4 ,nathaniel ,hawthorne4 ,chap4 i4 ,,poem4--,the ,celestial ,runaway3 ,phaeton4 ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,g4 ,saxe4 ,p4 #bcc4 ,,dido ,,building ,,carthage4 ,the ,aeneid4 ,vergil4 ,book i1 #dah-ddj4 ,,byron',s ,,impression ,,of ,,the ,l,a,o,c,ooe,n4 ,childe ,harold4 ,canto iv1 clx4 ,,shelley',s ,,impression ,,of ,,the ,l,a,o,c,ooe,n4 ,the ,prose ,works of ,percy ,bysshe ,shelley4 ,harry ,buxton ,forman4 ,vol4 iii1 p4 #dd4 ,,atalanta',s ,,foot ,,race4 ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,charles ,mills ,gayley4 ,p4 #aci4 ,hellenic ,tales4 ,edmund ,j4 ,carpenter4 ,p4 #hj4 ,,poem4--,ode on a ,grecian ,urn4 ,complete ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,keats4 ,p4 #acd4 ,,the ,,faun ,,of ,,praxiteles4 ,the ,marble ,faun4 ,nathaniel ,hawthorne4 ,chap4 i4 ,,poem4--,a ,likeness4 ,willa ,s4 ,cather4 ,literary ,digest4 ,vol4 xlviii1 p4 #bai4 ,,roman ,,books ,,and ,,libraries ,vita sine litteris mors est4 ,,roman ,,books4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #dja4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,pp4 #ahb1 #aii4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,p4 #bij4 ,,cicero',s ,,library4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #dje4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #ahj4 ,,public ,,libraries ,,in ,,rome4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #dac4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,chap4 vii4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #eca4 ,,the ,,book ,,markets4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #ahc4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #ebi4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,chap4 vi4 ,,ancient ,,myths ,,and ,,legends ,o antique fables6 beautiful and bright1 ,and joyous with the joyous youth of yore2 ,o antique fables6 for a little light ,of that which shineth in you evermore1 ,to cleanse the dimness from our weary eyes ,and bathe our old world with a new surprise ,of golden dawn entrancing sea and shore4 --,james ,thomson ,,song4--,hymn to the ,dawn4 ,dido3 ,an ,epic ,tragedy4 ,miller and ,nelson4 ,p4 #fa4 ,,the ,,relation ,,of ,,the ,,classic ,,myths ,,to ,,literature4 ,the ,influence of the ,classics on ,american ,literature4 ,paul ,shorey4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xliii1 p4 #aba4 ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,c4,m4 ,gayley4 ,introduction4 ,,the ,,origin ,,of ,,myths4 ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,c4,m4 ,gayley4 ,p4 #dca4 ,,mythology ,,in ,,art4 ,classic ,myths in ,modern ,art4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xlii1 p4 #dee4 ,,the ,,myth ,,of ,,admetus ,,and ,,alcestis4 ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,c4,m4 ,gayley4 ,p4 #ajf4 ,,tarpeia ,,and ,,the ,,tarpeian ,,rock4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,p4 #aah4 ,the ,marble ,faun4 ,nathaniel ,hawthorne4 ,chap4 xiii4 ,the ,origin and ,growth of the ,myth about ,tarpeia4 ,henry ,a4 ,sanders4 ,school ,review4 ,vol4 viii1 p4 #cbc4 ,,lamia4 ,complete ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,keats4 ,p4 #adf4 ,,play4--,persephone4 ,children's ,classics in ,dramatic ,form4 ,augusta ,stevenson4 ,vol4 iv4 ,,recitation4--,mangled ,mythology4 ,literary ,digest4 ,vol4 xxxix1 p4 #aaaj4 ,,the ,,ancient ,,myth ,,in ,,modern ,,literature ,the debt of literature to the myth-makers of the ,mediterranean has been an endless one starting at ,mt4 ,olympus1 and flowing down in fertilizing streams through all the literary ages4 --,james ,a4 ,harrison ,,icarus4 ,poetical ,works4 ,bayard ,taylor4 ,p4 #hh4 ,,orpheus ,,with ,,his ,,lute4 ,henry ,,viii4 ,william ,shakespeare4 ,act4 iii1 scene i4 ,,iphigenia ,,and ,,agamemnon4 ,the ,shades of ,agamemnon and ,iphigenia4 ,poems and ,dialogues in ,verse4 ,walter ,savage ,landor4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #gh4 ,,venus ,,and ,,vulcan4 ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,g4 ,saxe4 ,p4 #bch4 ,,pandora4 ,poetical ,works4 ,bayard ,taylor4 ,p4 #bjc4 ,,the ,,legend ,,of ,,st4 ,,mark4 ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,g4 ,whittier4 ,p4 #cf4 ,,icarus3 ,,or ,,the ,,peril ,,of ,,the ,,borrowed ,,plumes4 ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,g4 ,saxe4 ,p4 #bbi4 ,,laodamia4 ,complete ,poetical ,works4 ,william ,wordsworth4 ,p4 #ebe4 ,,the ,,lotus ,,eaters ,poetical ,works4 ,alfred ,tennyson4 ,p4 #ea4 ,,the ,,shepherd ,,of ,,king ,,admetus4 ,complete ,poetical ,works4 ,james ,russell ,lowell4 ,p4 #dd4 ,classic ,myths in ,english ,literature4 ,c4,m4 ,gayley4 ,p4 #aca4 ,,ceres4 ,bliss ,carman4 ,literary ,digest4 ,vol4 xlv1 p4 #cdg4 ,,persephone4 ,poetical ,works4 ,jean ,ingelow4 ,p4 #aha4 ,,what ,,english ,,owes ,,to ,,greek ,we are all ,greeks4 ,our laws1 our literature1 our religion1 our arts1 have their root in ,greece4 ,,the ,,influence ,,of ,,greek ,,on ,,english4 ,the ,iliad in ,art4 ,eugene ,parsons4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xvi4 p4 #fdc4 ,the ,greek in ,english4 ,e4,l4 ,miller4 ,school ,review4 ,vol4 xiii1 p4 #cij4 ,,the ,,social ,,life ,,of ,,ancient ,,greece4 ,edward ,capps4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xxiv1 p4 #bij4 ,the ,life of the ,greeks and ,romans4 ,guhl and ,koner4 ,p4 #ahc4 ,,the ,,modern ,,maid ,,of ,,athens ,,and ,,her ,,brothers ,,of ,,to-,,day4 ,william ,e4 ,waters4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xvii1 p4 #bei4 ,,our ,,poets' ,,debt ,,to ,,homer4 ,english ,poems on ,greek ,subjects4 ,james ,richard ,joy4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xvii1 p4 #bga4 ,,athens ,,as ,,it ,,appears ,,to-,,day4 ,in and about ,modern ,athens4 ,william ,e4 ,waters4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xvii1 p4 #aca4 ,skirting the ,balkan ,peninsula4 ,robert ,hichens4 ,century ,magazine4 ,vol4 lxiv1 p4 #hd4 ,,greece ,,revisited4 ,martin ,l4 ,d',ooge4 ,nation4 ,vol4 xcvi1 p4 #efi4 ,,the ,,influence ,,of ,,greek ,,architecture ,,in ,,the ,,united ,,states4 ,w4,h4 ,goodyear4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xvi1 pp4 #c1 #aca1 #bei4 ,,modern ,,rome ,what shall ,i say of the modern city8 ,rome is yet the capital of the world4 --,shelley ,,poem4--,the ,voices of ,rome4 ,poetical ,works4 ,bayard ,taylor4 ,p4 #bjb4 ,,the ,,beauty ,,of ,,rome4 ,rome4 ,maurice ,maeterlinck4 ,critic4 ,vol4 xlvi1 p4 #cfb4 ,,shelley',s ,,impression ,,of ,,rome4 ,with ,shelley in ,italy4 ,anna ,b4 ,mc,mahan4 ,p4 #gj4 ,a ,,frenchman',s ,,impression ,,of ,,rome4 ,the ,italians of ,to-day4 ,rene ,bazin4 ,p4 #id4 ,,poem4--,at ,rome4 ,poetical ,works4 ,william ,wordsworth4 ,p4 #gdi4 ,,hawthorne',s ,,moonlight ,,walk ,,in ,,rome ,italian ,note-,books4 ,nathaniel ,hawthorne4 ,p4 #agc4 ,,the ,,american ,,school ,,in ,,rome4 ,howard ,crosby ,butler4 ,critic4 ,vol4 xxiii1 p4 #dff4 ,,the ,,vatican4 ,roba di ,roma4 ,william ,w4 ,story4 ,p4 #ecd4 ,the ,city of the ,saints4 ,lyman ,abbott4 ,harper's ,magazine4 ,vol4 xlv1 p4 #afi4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,chap4 xvi4 ,,the ,,protestant ,,cemetery ,,in ,,rome4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #eab4 ,roba di ,roma4 ,william ,w4 ,story4 ,p4 #eji4 ,walks in ,rome4 ,augustus ,j4,c4 ,hare4 ,p4 #fih4 ,with ,shelley in ,italy4 ,anna ,b4 ,mc,mahan4 ,pp4 #bbh1 #bda4 ,literary ,landmarks of ,rome4 ,laurence ,hutton4 ,p4 #ce4 ,,poem4--,the ,grave of ,keats4 ,the ,poems of ,oscar ,wilde4 ,vol4 ii1 p4 #e4 ,,the ,,tiber4 ,rome of ,to-day and ,yesterday4 ,john ,dennie4 ,p4 #g4 ,ancient ,rome in the ,light of ,recent ,discoveries4 ,rodolfo ,lanciani4 ,p4 #bcb4 ,following the ,tiber4 ,lippincott's ,magazine4 ,vol4 xv1 p4 #cj4 ,,poem4--,roman ,antiquities4 ,poetical ,works4 ,william ,wordsworth4 ,p4 #fie4 ,,the ,,expense ,,of ,,living ,,in ,,rome4 ,roma ,beata4 ,maud ,howe4 ,pp4 #bh1 #bej4 ,,poem4--,february in ,rome4 ,on ,viol and ,flute4 ,edmund ,w4 ,gosse4 ,p4 #ec4 ,,poem4--,what he saw in ,europe4 ,current ,literature4 ,vol4 xxxvi1 p4 #cfe4 ,,poem4--,rome ,unvisited4 ,the ,poems of ,oscar ,wilde4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #fd4 ,,poem4--,roman ,girl's ,song4 ,poetical ,works4 ,mrs4 ,hemans4 ,p4 #bbg4 ,,italy ,,of ,,to-,,day ,no sudden goddess through the rushes glides1 ,no eager ,god among the laurels hides2 ,jove's eagle mopes beside an empty throne1 ,persephone and ,ades sit alone ,by ,lethe's hollow shore4 --,nora ,hopper ,,sonnet4--,on ,approaching ,italy4 ,the ,poems of ,oscar ,wilde4 ,vol4 i1 p4 #ei4 ,,naples4 ,lectures4 ,john ,l4 ,stoddard4 ,naples4 ,vol4 viii1 p4 #aae4 ,peeps at ,many ,lands4 ,italy4 ,john ,finnemore4 ,chap4 xiii4 ,,certain ,,things ,,in ,,naples4 ,italian ,journeys4 ,w4,d4 ,howells4 ,p4 #hj4 ,a ,,school ,,in ,,naples4 ,italian ,journeys4 ,w4,d4 ,howells4 ,p4 #aci4 ,,italian ,,recollections4 ,more ,letters of a ,diplomat's ,wife4 ,mary ,king ,waddington4 ,scribner's ,magazine4 ,vol4 xxxvii1 p4 #bjd4 ,,the ,,italian ,,peasantry4 ,roma ,beata4 ,maud ,howe4 ,p4 #cd4 ,peeps at ,many ,lands4 ,italy4 ,john ,finnemore4 ,chap4 xix4 ,a ,,stroll ,,on ,,the ,,pincian ,,hill4 ,the ,marble ,faun4 ,nathaniel ,hawthorne4 ,chap4 xii4 ,,hotels ,,in ,,italy4 ,roman ,holidays and ,others4 ,w4,d4 ,howells4 ,chap4 vi1 p4 #fh4 ,a ,,modern ,,italian ,,farmyard ,,as ,,seen ,,by ,,shelley4 ,the ,prose ,works of ,percy ,bysshe ,shelley4 ,harry ,buxton ,forman4 ,vol4 iv1 p4 #dc4 ,,school ,,life ,,in ,,italy4 ,glimpses of ,school ,life in ,italy4 ,mary ,sifton ,pepper4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xxxv1 p4 #eej4 ,education in ,italy4 ,alex ,oldrini4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xviii1 p4 #dac4 ,a ,,night ,,in ,,italy4 ,exits and ,entrances4 ,charles ,warren ,stoddard4 ,p4 #da4 ,,poem4--,in ,italy4 ,poetical ,works4 ,bayard ,taylor4 ,p4 #acj4 ,,life ,,in ,,modern ,,italy4 ,in ,italy4 ,john ,h4 ,vincent4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xviii1 p4 #chg4 ,life in ,modern ,italy4 ,bella ,h4 ,stillman4 ,chautauqua4 ,vol4 xi1 p4 #f4 ,o ,,tempora6 ,o ,,mores6 ,the seeds of godlike power are in us still2 ,gods are we1 bards1 saints1 heroes1 if we will6 --,matthew ,arnold ,,poem4--,the ,watch of the ,old ,gods4 ,,poverty ,,among ,,the ,,ancient ,,romans4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,chap4 iii4 ,the ,private ,life of the ,romans4 ,h4,w4 ,johnston4 ,p4 #cje4 ,the ,ancient ,city4 ,fustel ,de ,coulanges4 ,p4 #ddi4 ,,poverty ,,among ,,the ,,americans4 ,the ,problem of ,poverty4 ,robert ,hunter4 ,outlook4 ,vol4 lxxix1 p4 #ijb4 ,the ,weary ,world of ,human ,misery4 ,world's ,work4 ,vol4 xvi1 p4 #ajebf4 ,how the ,other ,half ,lives4 ,jacob ,riis4 ,chap4 xxii1 p4 #bee4 ,,the ,,craze ,,for ,,amusement ,,among ,,the ,,ancient ,,romans4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,chap4 ix4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,rome and the ,west4 ,william ,stearns ,davis4 ,p4 #aid4 ,,the ,,craze ,,for ,,amusement ,,among ,,the ,,americans4 ,what ,new ,york spends at the ,theaters4 ,literary ,digest4 ,vol4 xlv1 p4 #ai4 ,,luxury ,,and ,,extravagance ,,in ,,ancient ,,rome4 ,rome3 ,the ,eternal ,city4 ,clara ,erskine ,clement4 ,vol4 ii1 pp4 #ebd1 #ebi4 ,society in ,rome under the ,caesars4 ,william ,ralph ,inge4 ,p4 #bfb4 ,readings in ,ancient ,history4 ,rome and the ,west4 ,william ,stearns ,davis4 ,p4 #cje4 ,,luxury ,,and ,,extravagance ,,among ,,americans4 ,newport3 ,the ,city of ,luxury4 ,jonathan ,t4 ,lincoln4 ,atlantic ,monthly4 ,vol4 cii1 p4 #afb4 ,housekeeping on ,half-a-million a ,year4 ,emily ,harington4 ,everybody's4 ,vol4 xiv1 p4 #dig4 ,the ,passing of the ,idle ,rich4 ,frederick ,townsend ,martin4 ,chap4 ii1 p4 #bc4 ,,poem4--,tempora ,mutantur4 ,poetical ,works4 ,john ,g4 ,saxe4 ,p4 #ih4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,selections ,,that ,,may ,,be ,,used ,,for ,,the ,,programs 99 99 99 99 99 ,a ,,plea ,,for ,,the ,,classics#a ,a ,boston gentleman declares1 ,by all the gods above1 below1 ,that our degenerate sons and heirs ,must let their ,greek and ,latin go6 ,forbid1 ,o ,fate1 we loud implore1 ,a dispensation harsh as that2 ,what6 wipe away the sweets of yore2 ,the dear amo1 amas1 amat8 ,the sweetest hour the student knows ,is not when poring over ,french1 ,or twisted in ,teutonic throes1 ,upon a hard collegiate bench2 ',tis when on roots and kais and gars ,he feeds his soul and feels it glow1 ,or when his mind transcends the stars ,with ,zoa mou1 sas agapo6 ,so give our bright1 ambitious boys ,an inkling of these pleasures1 too-- ,a little smattering of the joys ,their dead and buried fathers knew2 ,and let them sing--while glorying that ,their sires so sang1 long years ago-- ,the songs amo1 amas1 amat ,and ,zoa mou1 sas agapo6 --,eugene ,field ,footnote in original book 7published #aiaf73 ,copyright4 ,used by permission of ,charles ,scribner's ,sons4 ,,on ,,an ,,old ,,latin ,,text ,,book ,i remember the very day when the schoolmaster gave it to me4444 ,and ,i remember that the rather stern and aquiline face of our teacher relaxed into mildness for a moment4 ,both we and our books must have looked very fresh and new to him1 though we may all be a little battered now2 at least1 my ,new ,latin ,tutor is4 ,it is a very precious book1 and it should be robed in choice ,turkey morocco1 were not the very covers too much a part of the association to be changed4 ,for between them ,i gathered the seed-grain of many harvests of delight2 through this low archway ,i first looked upon the immeasurable beauty of words4444 ,what liquid words were these3 aqua1 aura1 unda6 ,all ,english poetry that ,i had yet learned by heart--it is only children who learn by heart1 grown people commit to memory--had not so awakened the vision of what literature might mean4 ,thenceforth all life became ideal4444 ,then human passion1 tender1 faithful1 immortal1 came also by and beckoned4 ,but let me die1 she said4 ,thus1 thus it delights me to go under the shades4 ,or that infinite tenderness1 the stronger even for its opening moderation of utterance1 the last sigh of ,aeneas after ,dido1-- ,nec me meminisse pigebit ,elissam ,dum memor ipse mihi1 dum spiritus hos regit artus4444 ,or1 with more definite and sublime grandeur1 the vast forms of ,roman statesmanship appear3 ,today1 ,romans1 you behold the commonwealth1 the lives of you all1 estates1 fortunes1 wives and children1 and the seat of this most renowned empire1 this most fortunate and beautiful city1 preserved and restored to you by the distinguished love of the immortal gods1 and by my toils1 counsels1 and dangers4 ,what great thoughts were found within these pages1 what a ,roman vigor was in these maxims6 ,it is ,roman to do and suffer bravely4 ,it is sweet and glorious to die for one's country4 ,he that gives himself up to pleasure1 is not worthy the name of a man4444 ,there was nothing harsh or stern in this book1 no cynicism1 no indifference2 but it was a flower-garden of lovely out-door allusions1 a gallery of great deeds2 and as ,i have said before1 it formed the child's first real glimpse into the kingdom of words4 ,i was once asked by a doctor of divinity1 who was also the overseer of a college1 whether ,i ever knew any one to look back with pleasure upon his early studies in ,latin and ,greek4 ,it was like being asked if one looked back with pleasure on summer mornings and evenings4 ,no doubt those languages1 like all others1 have fared hard at the hands of pedants2 and there are active boys who hate all study1 and others who love the natural sciences alone4 ,indeed1 it is a hasty assumption1 that the majority of boys hate ,latin and ,greek4 ,i find that most college graduates1 at least1 retain some relish for the memory of such studies1 even if they have utterly lost the power to masticate or digest them4 ,though they speak no ,greek1 they love the sound on't4 ,many a respectable citizen still loves to look at his ,horace or ,virgil on the shelf where it has stood undisturbed for a dozen years2 he looks1 and thinks that he too lived in ,arcadia4444 ,the books link him with culture1 and universities1 and the traditions of great scholars4 ,on some stormy ,sunday1 he thinks1 he will take them down4 ,at length he tries it2 he handles the volume awkwardly1 as he does his infant2 but it is something to be able to say that neither book nor baby has been actually dropped4 ,he likes to know that there is a tie between him and each of these possessions1 though he is willing1 it must be owned1 to leave the daily care of each in more familiar hands4444 ,i must honestly say that much of the modern outcry against classical studies seems to me to be 7as in the case of good ,dr4 ,jacob ,bigelow7 a frank hostility to literature itself1 as the supposed rival of science2 or a willingness 7as in ,professor ,atkinson's case7 to tolerate modern literature1 while discouraging the study of the ancient4 ,both seem to commit the error of drawing their examples of abuse from ,england1 and applying their warnings to ,america4444 ,because the ,house of ,commons was once said to care more for a false quantity in ,latin verse than in ,english morals1 shall we visit equal indignation on a ,house of ,representatives that had to send for a classical dictionary to find out who ,thersites was8444 ,granted1 that foreign systems of education may err by insisting on the arts of literary structure too much2 think what we should lose by dwelling on them too little6 ,the magic of mere words2 the mission of language2 the worth of form as well as of matter2 the power to make a common thought immortal in a phrase1 so that your fancy can no more detach the one from the other than it can separate the soul and body of a child2 it was the veiled half revelation of these things that made that old text-book forever fragrant to me4 ,there are in it the still visible traces of wild flowers which ,i used to press between the pages1 on the way to school2 but it was the pressed flowers of ,latin poetry that were embalmed there first4 ,these are blossoms that do not fade4 --,thomas ,wentworth ,higginson ,,saint ,,augustine',s ,,love ,,of ,,latin ,andrew ,lang1 in his ,adventures ,among ,books1 writes3 ,saint ,augustine1 like ,sir ,walter ,scott at the ,university of ,edinburgh1 was ',the ,greek ,dunce4' ,both of these great men1 to their sorrow and loss1 absolutely and totally declined to learn ,greek4 ',but what the reason was why ,i hated the ,greek language1 while ,i was taught it1 being a child1 ,i do not yet understand4' ,the ,saint was far from being alone in that distaste1 and he who writes loathed ,greek like poison--till he came to ,homer4 ,latin the ,saint loved1 except 'when reading1 writing1 and casting of accounts was taught in ,latin1 which ,i held not far less painful or penal than the very ,greek4 ,i wept for ,dido's death1 who made herself away with the sword1' he declares1 'and even so1 the saying that two and two makes four was an ungrateful song in mine ears1 whereas the wooden horse full of armed men1 the burning of ,troy1 and the very ,ghost of ,creusa1 was a most delightful spectacle of vanity4' ,,the ,,watch ,,of ,,the ,,old ,,gods ,were the old gods watching yet1 ,from their cloudy summits afar1 ,at evening under the evening star1 ,after the star is set1 ,would they see in these thronging streets1 ,where the life of the city beats ,with endless rush and strain1 ,men of a better mold1 ,nobler in heart and brain1 ,than the men of three thousand years ago1 ,in the pagan cities old1 ,o'er which the lichens and ivy grow8 ,would they not see as they saw ,in the younger days of the race1 ,the dark results of broken law1 ,in the bent form and brutal face ,of the slave of passions as old as earth1 ,and young as the infants of last night's birth8 ,alas6 the old gods no longer keep ,their watch from the cloudy steep2 ,but1 though all on ,olympus lie dead ,yet the smoke of commerce still rolls ,from the sacrifice of souls1 ,to the heaven that bends overhead4 ,,old ,,and ,,new ,,rome ,still1 as we saunter down the crowded street1 ,on our own thoughts intent1 and plans and pleasures1 ,for miles and miles beneath our idle feet1 ,rome buries from the day yet unknown treasures4 ,the whole world's alphabet1 in every line ,some stirring page of history she recalls1-- ,her ,alpha is the ,prison ,mamertine1 ,her ,omega1 ,st4 ,paul's1 without the walls4 ,above1 beneath1 around1 she weaves her spells1 ,and ruder hands unweave them all in vain3 ,who once within her fascination dwells1 ,leaves her with but one thought--to come again4 ,so cast thy obol into ,trevi's fountain-- ,drink of its waters1 and1 returning home1 ,pray that by land or sea1 by lake or mountain1 ,all roads alike may lead at last to ,rome4 --,herman ,merivale ,,the ,,fall ,,of ,,rome ,rome ruled in all her matchless pride1 ,queen of the world1 an empire-state2 ,her eagles conquered far and wide2 ,her word was law1 her will was fate4 ,within her immemorial walls ,the temples of the gods looked down2 ,her forum echoed with the calls ,to greater conquest and renown4 ,all wealth1 all splendor1 and all might ,the world could give1 before her lay2 ,she dreamed not there could come a night ,to dim the glory of her day4 ,rome perished3 ,legions could not save1 ,nor wealth1 nor might1 nor majesty1-- ,the ,roman had become a slave1 ,but the barbarian was free4 --,arthur ,chamberlain ,a ,,christmas ,,hymn ,it was the calm and silent night6 ,seven hundred years and fifty-three ,had ,rome been growing up to might1 ,and now was queen of land and sea4 ,no sound was heard of clashing wars-- ,peace brooded o'er the hushed domain3 ,apollo1 ,pallas1 ,jove and ,mars ,held undisturbed their ancient reign1 ,in the solemn midnight1 ,centuries ago4 ',twas in the calm and silent night6 ,the senator of haughty ,rome ,impatient1 urged his chariot's flight1 ,from lordly revel rolling home3 ,triumphal arches1 gleaming1 swell ,his breast with thoughts of boundless sway3 ,what recked the ,roman what befell ,a paltry province far away1 ,in the solemn midnight1 ,centuries ago8 ,within that province far away ,went plodding home a weary boor2 ,a streak of light before him lay1 ,falling through a half shut stable-door ,across his path4 ,he passed--for naught ,told what was going on within3 ,how keen the stars1 his only thought-- ,the air how calm1 and cold and thin ,in the solemn midnight1 ,centuries ago6 ,oh1 strange indifference6 low and high ,drowsed over common joys and cares2 ,the earth was still--but knew not why1 ,the world was listening1 unawares4 ,how calm a moment may precede ,one that shall thrill the world forever6 ,to that still moment1 none would heed1 ,man's doom was linked no more to sever-- ,in the solemn midnight1 ,centuries ago6 ,it is the calm and silent night6 ,a thousand bells ring out1 and throw ,their joyous peals abroad1 and smite ,the darkness--charmed and holy now6 ,the night that erst no name had worn1 ,to it a happy name is given2 ,for in that stable lay1 new-born1 ,the peaceful prince of earth and heaven1 ,in the solemn midnight1 ,centuries ago6 --,alfred ,dommett ,,roman ,,girl',s ,,song ,rome1 ,rome6 thou art no more ,as thou hast been6 ,on thy seven hills of yore ,thou satt'st a queen4 ,thou hadst thy triumphs then ,purpling the street1 ,leaders and sceptred men ,bow'd at thy feet4 ,they that thy mantle wore1 ,as gods were seen-- ,rome1 ,rome6 thou art no more ,as thou hast been6 ,rome6 thine imperial brow ,never shall rise3 ,what hast thou left thee now8-- ,thou hast thy skies6 ,blue1 deeply blue1 they are1 ,gloriously bright6 ,veiling thy wastes afar1 ,with color'd light4 ,thou hast the sunset's glow1 ,rome1 for thy dower1 ,flushing tall cypress bough1 ,temple and tower6 ,and all sweet sounds are thine1 ,lovely to hear1 ,while night1 o'er tomb and shrine ,rests darkly clear4 ,many a solemn hymn1 ,by starlight sung1 ,sweeps through the arches dim1 ,thy wrecks among4 ,many a flute's low swell1 ,on thy soft air ,lingers1 and loves to dwell ,with summer there4 ,thou hast the south's rich gift ,of sudden song-- ,a charmed fountain1 swift1 ,joyous and strong4 ,thou hast fair forms that move ,with queenly tread2 ,thou hast proud fanes above ,thy mighty dead4 ,yet wears thy ,tiber's shore ,a mournful mien3 ,rome1 ,rome6 ,thou art no more ,as thou hast been6 --,mrs4 ,hemans ,,capri ,rising from the purpling water ,with her brow of stone1 ,sprite or nymph or ,triton's daughter1 ,rising from the purpling water1 ,capri sits alone-- ,sits and looks across the billow ,now the day is done ,resting on her rocky pillow ,sits and looks across the billow ,toward the setting sun4 ,misty visions trooping sadly ,glimmer through her tears1 ,shapes of men contending madly1-- ,misty visions trooping sadly ,from the vanished years4 ,here ,tiberius from his palace ,on the headland gray ,hurls his foes with gleeful malice1 ,proud ,tiberius at his palace ,murd'ring men for play4 ,there ,lamarque's recruits advancing ,scale yon rocky spot1 ',neath the moon their bright steel glancing1 ,see ,lamarque's recruits advancing ,through a storm of shot4 ,but today the goat bells' tinkle ,and the vespers chime1 ,vineyards shade each rock-hewn wrinkle1 ,and today the goat bells' tinkle ,marks a happier time4 ,soft the olive groves are gleaming1 ,war has found surcease1 ,and as ,capri sits a-dreaming ,soft the olive groves are gleaming1 ,crowning her with peace4 --,walter ,taylor ,field ,,palladium ,set where the upper streams of ,simois flow ,was the ,palladium1 high 'mid rock and wood2 ,and ,hector was in ,ilium1 far below1 ,and fought1 and saw it not--but there it stood6 ,it stood1 and sun and moonshine rain'd their light ,on the pure columns of its glen-built hall4 ,backward and forward rolled the waves of fight ,round ,troy1--but while this stood1 ,troy could not fall4 ,so1 in its lovely moonlight1 lives the soul4 ,mountains surround it1 and sweet virgin air2 ,cold plashing1 past it1 crystal waters roll2 ,we visit it by moments1 ah1 too rare6 ,men will renew the battle in the plain ,tomorrow2 red with blood will ,xanthus be2 ,hector and ,ajax will be there again1 ,helen will come upon the wall to see4 ,then we shall rust in shade1 or shine in strife1 ,and fluctuate 'twixt blind hopes and blind despairs1 ,and fancy that we put forth all our life1 ,and never know how with the soul it fares4 ,still doth the soul1 from its lone fastness high1 ,upon our life a ruling effluence send2 ,and when it fails1 fight as we will1 we die1 ,and while it lasts1 we cannot wholly end4 --,matthew ,arnold ,,after ,,construing ,lord ,caesar1 when you sternly wrote ,the story of your grim campaigns ,and watched the ragged smoke-wreath float ,above the burning plains1 ,amid the impenetrable wood1 ,amid the camp's incessant hum ,at eve1 beside the tumbling flood1 ,in high ,avaricum1 ,you little recked1 imperious head1 ,when shrilled your shattering trumpets' noise1 ,your frigid sections would be read ,by bright-eyed ,english boys4 ,ah me6 ,who penetrates today ,the secret of your deep designs8 ,your sovereign visions1 as you lay ,amid the sleeping lines8 ,the ,mantuan singer pleading stands2 ,from century to century ,he leans and reaches wistful hands1 ,and cannot bear to die4 ,but you are silent1 secret1 proud1 ,no smile upon your haggard face1 ,as when you eyed the murderous crowd ,beside the statue's base4 ,i marvel3 ,that ,titanic heart ,beats strongly through the arid page1 ,and we1 self-conscious sons of art1 ,in this bewildering age1 ,like dizzy revellers stumbling out ,upon the pure and peaceful night1 ,are sobered into troubled doubt1 ,as swims across our sight1 ,the ray of that sequestered sun1 ,far in the illimitable blue1-- ,the dream of all you left undone1 ,of all you dared to do4 --,arthur ,christoher ,benson ,a ,,roman ,,mirror ,they found it in her hollow marble bed1 ,there where the numberless dead cities sleep1 ,they found it lying where the spade struck deep ,a broken mirror by a maiden dead4 ,these things--the beads she wore about her throat1 ,alternate blue and amber1 all untied1 ,a lamp to light her way1 and on one side ,the toll men pay to that strange ferry-boat4 ,no trace today of what in her was fair6 ,only the record of long years grown green ,upon the mirror's lustreless dead sheen1 ,grown dim at last1 when all else withered there ,dead1 broken1 lustreless6 ,it keeps for me ,one picture of that immemorial land1 ,for oft as ,i have held thee in my hand ,the chill bronze brightens1 and ,i dream to see ,a fair face gazing in thee wondering wise ,and o'er one marble shoulder all the while ,strange lips that whisper till her own lips smile ,and all the mirror laughs about her eyes4 ,it was well thought to set thee there1 so she ,might smooth the windy ripples of her hair ,and knot their tangled waywardness or ere ,she stood before the queen ,persephone4 ,and still it may be where the dead folk rest ,she holds a shadowy mirror to her eyes1 ,and looks upon the changelessness1 and sighs ,and sets the dead land lilies in her hand4 --,rennell ,rodd ,,the ,,doom ,,of ,,the ,,slothful ,when through the dolorous city of damned souls ,the ,florentine with ,vergil took his way1 ,a dismal marsh they passed1 whose fetid shoals ,held sinners by the myriad4 ,swollen and grey1 ,like worms that fester in the foul decay ,of sweltering carrion1 these bad spirits sank ,chin-deep in stagnant slime and ooze that stank4 ,year after year forever--year by year1 ,through billions of the centuries that lie ,like specks of dust upon the dateless sphere ,of heaven's eternity1 they cankering sigh ,between the black waves and the starless sky2 ,and daily dying have no hope to gain ,by death or change or respite of their pain4 ,what was their crime1 you ask8 ,nay1 listen3 ,we ,were sullen--sad what time we drank the light1 ,and delicate air1 that all day daintily ,is cheered by sunshine2 for we bore black night ,and murky smoke of sloth1 in ,god's despite1 ,within our barren souls1 by discontent ,from joy of all fair things and wholesome pent3 ,therefore in this low ,hell from jocund sight ,and sound ,he bans us2 and as there we grew ,pallid with idleness1 so here a blight ,perpetual rots with slow-corroding dew ,our poisonous carcase1 and a livid hue ,corpse-like o'erspreads these sodden limbs that take ,and yield corruption to the loathly lake4 --,john ,addington ,symonds ,,hector ,,and ,,andromache ,andromache ,will ,hector leave me for the fatal plain1 ,where1 fierce with vengeance for ,patroclus slain1 ,stalks ,peleus' ruthless son8 ,who1 when thou glid'st amid the dark abodes1 ,to hurl the spear and to revere the gods1 ,shall teach thine ,orphan ,one8 ,hector ,woman and wife beloved--cease thy tears2 ,my soul is nerved--the war-clang in my ears6 ,be mine in life to stand ,troy's bulwark6--fighting for our hearths1 to go ,in death1 exulting to the streams below1 ,slain for my father-land6 ,andromache ,no more ,i hear thy martial footsteps fall-- ,thine arms shall hang1 dull trophies1 on the wall-- ,fallen the stem of ,troy6 ,thou go'st where slow ,cocytus wanders--where ,love sinks in ,lethe1 and the sunless air ,is dark to light and joy6 ,hector ,longing and thought--yea1 all ,i feel and think ,may in the silent sloth of ,lethe sink1 ,but my love not6 ,hark1 the wild swarm is at the walls6 ,i hear6 ,gird on my sword--,belov'd one1 dry the tear-- ,lethe for love is not6 --,schiller ,,enceladus ,under ,mount ,etna he lies1 ,it is slumber1 it is not death2 ,for he struggles at times to arise1 ,and above him the lurid skies ,are hot with his fiery breath4 ,the crags are piled on his breast1 ,the earth is heaped on his head2 ,but the groans of his wild unrest1 ,though smothered and half suppressed1 ,are heard1 and he is not dead4 ,and the nations far away ,are watching with eager eyes2 ,they talk together and say1 ,tomorrow1 perhaps today1 ,enceladus will arise6 ,and the old gods1 the austere ,oppressors in their strength1 ,stand aghast and white with fear ,at the ominous sounds they hear1 ,and tremble1 and mutter1 ,at length6 ,ah me6 for the land that is sown ,with the harvest of despair6 ,where the burning cinders1 blown ,from the lips of the overthrown ,enceladus1 fill the air4 ,where ashes are heaped in drifts ,over vineyard and field and town1 ,whenever he starts and lifts ,his head through the blackened rifts ,of the crags that keep him down4 ,see1 see6 the red light shines6 ',tis the glare of his awful eyes6 ,and the storm-wind shouts through the pines1 ,of ,alps and of ,apennines1 ,enceladus1 arise6 --,henry ,w4 ,longfellow ,,nil ,,admirari ,when ,horace in ,venusian groves ,was scribbling wit or sipping ,massic1 ,or singing those delicious loves ,which after ages reckon classic1 ,he wrote one day--'twas no vagary-- ,these famous words3--,nil admirari6 ,wonder at nothing6 said the bard2 ,a kingdom's fall1 a nation's rising1 ,a lucky or a losing card1 ,are really not at all surprising2 ,however men or manners vary1 ,keep cool and calm3 ,nil admirari6 ,if kindness meet a cold return2 ,if friendship prove a dear delusion2 ,if love1 neglected1 cease to burn1 ,or die untimely of profusion1-- ,such lessons well may make us wary1 ,but needn't shock3 ,nil admirari6 ,ah6 when the happy day we reach ,when promisers are ne'er deceivers2 ,when parsons practice what they preach1 ,and seeming saints are all believers1 ,then the old maxim you may vary1 ,and say no more1 ,nil admirari6 --,john ,g4 ,saxe ,,perdidi ,,diem ,the ,emperor ,titus1 at the close of a day in which he had neither gained any knowledge nor conferred benefit1 was accustomed to exclaim1 ,perdidi diem1 ,i have lost a day4 ,why art thou sad1 thou of the sceptred hand8 ,the rob'd in purple1 and the high in state8 ,rome pours her myriads forth1 a vassal band1 ,and foreign powers are crouching at thy gate2 ,yet dost thou deeply sigh1 as if oppressed by fate4 ,perdidi diem6--,pour the empire's treasure1 ,uncounted gold1 and gems of rainbow dye2 ,unlock the fountains of a monarch's pleasure ,to lure the lost one back4 ,i heard a sigh-- ,one hour of parted time1 a world is poor to buy4 ,perdidi diem6--',tis a mournful story1 ,thus in the ear of pensive eve to tell1 ,of morning's firm resolves1 the vanish'd glory1 ,hope's honey left within the withering bell ,and plants of mercy dead1 that might have bloomed so well4 ,hail1 self-communing ,emperor1 nobly wise6 ,there are1 who thoughtless haste to life's last goal4 ,there are1 who time's long squandered wealth despise4 ,perdidi vitam marks their finished scroll1 ,when ,death's dark angel comes to claim the startled soul4 --,mrs4 ,sigourney ,,jupiter ,,and ,,his ,,children ,a ,classic ,fable ,once1 on sublime ,olympus1 when ,great ,jove1 the sire of gods and men1 ,was looking down on this our ,earth1 ,and marking the increasing dearth ,of pious deeds and noble lives1 ,while vice abounds and meanness thrives1-- ,he straight determined to efface ,at one fell swoop the thankless race ,of human kind4 ,go6 said the ,king ,unto his messenger1 and bring ,the vengeful ,furies2 be it theirs1 ,unmindful of their tears and prayers1 ,these wretches1--hateful from their birth1-- ,to wipe from off the face of earth6 ,the message heard1 with torch of flame ,and reeking sword1 ,alecto came1 ,and by the beard of ,pluto swore ,the human race should be no more6 ,but ,jove1 relenting thus to see ,the direst of the murderous three1 ,and hear her menace1 bade her go ,back to the murky realms below4 ,be mine the cruel task6 he said1 ,and1 at a word1 a bolt he sped1 ,which1 falling in a desert place1 ,left all unhurt the human race6 ,grown bold and bolder1 wicked men ,wax worse and worse1 until again ,the stench to high ,olympus came1 ,and all the gods began to blame ,the monarch's weak indulgence1--they ,would crush the knaves without delay6 ,at this1 the ruler of the air ,proceeds a tempest to prepare1 ,which1 dark and dire1 he swiftly hurled ,in raging fury on the world6 ,but not where human beings dwell 7,so ,jove provides7 the tempest fell4 ,and still the sin and wickedness ,of men grew more1 instead of less3 ,whereat the gods declare1 at length1 ,for thunder bolts of greater strength ,which ,vulcan soon1 at ,jove's command1 ,wrought in his forge with dexterous hand4 ,now from the smithy's glowing flame ,two different sorts of weapons came3 ,to hit the mark was one designed2 ,as sure to miss1 the other kind4 ,the second sort the ,thunderer threw1 ,which not a human being slew2 ,but roaring loudly1 hurtled wide ,on forest-top and mountain-side6 ,,moral ,what means this ancient tale8 ,that ,jove ,in wrath still felt a parent's love3 ,whatever crimes he may have done1 ,the father yearns to spare the son4 --,john ,g4 ,saxe ,,the ,,prayer ,,of ,,socrates ,socrates ,ere we leave this friendly sky1 ,and cool ,ilyssus flowing by1 ,change the shrill cicala's song ,for the clamor of the throng1 ,let us make a parting prayer ,to the gods of earth and air4 ,phaedrus ,my wish1 ,o ,friend1 accords with thine1 ,say thou the prayer1 it shall be mine4 ,socrates ,this then1 ,i ask1 ,o thou beloved ,pan1 ,and all ye other gods3 ,help1 as ye can1 ,that ,i may prosper in the inner man2 ,grant ye that what ,i have or yet may win ,of those the outer things may be akin ,and constantly at peace within2 ,may ,i regard the wise the rich1 and care ,myself for no more gold1 as my earth-share1 ,than he who's of an honest heart can bear4 --,john ,h4 ,finley ,,by ,,the ,,roman ,,road ,poetry and paganism do not mix very well nowadays4 ,the ,hellenism of our versifiers is1 as a rule1 not ,greek2 it is derived partly from ,swinburne and partly from ,pater4 ,but now and then there comes a poet who has real appreciation of the beauty of classic days2 who can express sincerely and vividly the haunting charm of ,greek or ,roman culture4 ,such an one is the anonymous writer of these lines1 which appeared in the ,london ,punch4 ,the wind it sang in the pine-tops1 it sang like a humming harp2 ,the smell of the sun on the bracken was wonderful sweet and sharp4 ,as sharp as the piney needles1 as sweet as the gods were good1 ,for the wind it sung of the old gods1 as ,i came through the wood6 ,it sung how long ago the ,romans made a road1 ,and the gods came up from ,italy and found them an abode4 ,it sang of the wayside altars 7the pine-tops sighed like the surf71 ,of little shrines uplifted1 of stone and scented turf1 ,of youths divine and immortal1 of maids as white as the snow ,that glimmered among the thickets a mort of years ago6 ,all in the cool of dawn1 all in the twilight gray1 ,the gods came up from ,italy along the ,roman way4 ,the altar smoke it has drifted and faded afar on the hill2 ,no wood-nymphs haunt the hollows2 the reedy pipes are still2 ,no more the youth ,apollo shall walk in his sunshine clear2 ,no more the maid ,diana shall follow the fallow-deer 7,the woodmen grew so wise1 the woodmen grew so old1 ,the gods went back to ,italy--or so the story's told674 ,but the woods are full of voices and of shy and secret things ,the badger down by the brook-side1 the flick of a woodcock's wings1 ,the plump of a falling fir-cone1 the pop of the sunripe pods1 ,and the wind that sings in the pine-tops the song of the ancient gods-- ,the song of the wind that says the ,romans made a road1 ,and the gods came up from ,italy and found them an abode6 ,a ,,nymph',s ,,lament ,o ,sister ,nymphs1 how shall we dance or sing ,remembering ,what was and is not8 ,how sing any more ,now ,aphrodite's rosy reign is o'er8 ,for on the forest-floor ,our feet fall wearily the summer long1 ,the whole year long3 ,no sudden goddess through the rushes glides1 ,no eager ,god among the laurels hides2 ,jove's eagle mopes beside an empty throne1 ,persephone and ,ades sit alone1 ,by ,lethe's hollow shore4 ,and hear not any more ,echoed from poplar-tree to poplar-tree1 ,the voice of ,orpheus making sweetest moan ,for lost ,eurydice4 ,the ,fates walk all alone ,in empty kingdoms1 where is none to fear ,shaking of any spear4 ,even the ghosts are gone ,from lightless fields of mint and euphrasy3 ,there sings no wind in any willow-tree1 ,and shadowy flute-girls wander listlessly ,down to the shore where ,charon's empty boat1 ,as shadowed swan doth float1 ,rides all as listlessly1 with none to steer4 ,a shrunken stream is ,lethe's water wan ,unsought of any man3 ,grass ,ceres sowed by alien hands is mown1 ,and now she seeks ,persephone alone4 ,the gods have all gone up ,olympus' hill1 ,and all the songs are still ,of grieving ,dryads1 left ,to wail about our woodland ways1 bereft1 ,the endless summertide4 ,queen ,venus draws aside ,and passes1 sighing1 up ,olympus' hill4 ,and silence holds her ,cyprian bowers1 and claims ,her flowers1 and quenches all her altar-flames1 ,and strikes dumb in their throats ,her doves' complaining notes3 ,and sorrow ,sits crowned upon her seat3 nor any morrow ,hears the ,loves laughing round her golden chair4 7,alas1 thy golden seat1 thine empty seat67 ,nor any evening sees beneath her feet ,the daisy rosier flush1 the maidenhair ,and scentless crocus borrow ,from rose and hyacinth their savour sweet4 ,without thee is no sweetness in the morn1 ,the morn that was fulfilled of mystery1 ,it lies like a void shell1 desiring thee1 ,o daughter of the water and the dawn1 ,anadyomene6 ,there is no gold upon the bearded corn1 ,no blossom on the thorn2 ,and in wet brakes the ,oreads hide1 forlorn ,of every grace once theirs3 no ,faun will follow ,by herne or hollow ,their feet in the windy morn4 ,let us all cry together ,cytherea6 ,lock hands and cry together3 it may be ,that she will heed and hear ,and come from the waste places of the sea1 ,leaving old ,proteus all discomforted1 ,to cast down from his head ,its crown of nameless jewels1 to be hurled ,in ruins1 with the ruined royalty ,of an old world4 ,the ,nereids seek thee in the salt sea-reaches1 ,seek thee2 and seek1 and seek1 and never find3 ,canst thou not hear their calling on the wind8 ,we nymphs go wandering under pines and beeches1 ,and far--and far behind ,we hear ,paris' piping blown ,after us1 calling thee and making moan 7,for all the leaves that have no strength to cry1 ,the young leaves and the dry71 ,desiring thee to bless these woods again1 ,making most heavy moan ,for withered myrtle-flowers1 ,for all thy ,paphian bowers ,empty and sad beneath a setting sun2 ,for dear days done6 ,the ,naiads splash in the blue forest-pools-- ,idalia--,idalia6 they cry4 ,on ,ida's hill1 ,with flutings faint and shrill1-- ,on ,ida's hill the shepherds vainly try ,their songs1 and coldly stand their damsels by1 ,whatever tunes they try2 ,for beauty is not1 and ,love may not be1 ,on land or sea-- ,oh1 not in earth or heaven1 on land or sea1 ,while darkness holdeth thee4 ,the ,naiads weep beside their forest-pools1 ,and from the oaks a hundred voices call1 ,come back to us1 ,o thou desired of all6 ,elsewhere the air is sultry3 here it cools ,and full it is of pine scents3 here is still ,the world-pain that has driven from ,ida's hill ,thine unreturning feet4 ,alas6 the days so fleet that were1 and sweet1 ,when kind thou wert1 and dear1 ,and all the loves dwelt here6 ,alas6 thy giftless hands1 thy wandering feet6 ,oh1 here for ,pithys' sake the air is sweet ,and here snow falls not1 neither burns the sun ,nor any winds make moan for dear days done4 ,come1 then3 the woods are emptied all of glee1 ,and all the world is sad1 desiring thee6 --,nora ,hopper ,,helen ,,of ,,troy ,i am that ,helen1 that very ,helen ,of ,leda1 born in the days of old3 ,men's hearts as inns that ,i might dwell in3 ,houseless ,i wander to-night1 and cold4 ,because man loved me1 no ,god takes pity3 ,my ghost goes wailing where ,i was ,queen6 ,alas6 my chamber in ,troy's tall city1 ,my golden couches1 my hangings green6 ,wasted with fire are the halls they built me1 ,and sown with salt are the streets ,i trod1 ,where flowers they scattered and spices spilt me-- ,alas1 that ,zeus is a jealous ,god6 ,softly ,i went on my sandals golden2 ,of love and pleasure ,i took my fill2 ,with ,paris' kisses my lips were holden1 ,nor guessed ,i1 when life went at my will1 ,that the fates behind me went softlier still4 --,nora ,hopper ,,an ,,etruscan ,,ring ,where1 girt with orchard and with oliveyard1 ,the white hill-fortress glimmers on the hill1 ,day after day an ancient goldsmith's skill ,guided the copper graver1 tempered hard ,by some lost secret1 while he shaped the sard ,slowly to beauty1 and his tiny drill1 ,edged with corundum1 ground its way until ,the gem lay perfect for the ring to guard4 ,then seeing the stone complete to his desire1 ,with mystic imagery carven thus1 ,and dark ,egyptian symbols fabulous1 ,he drew through it the delicate golden wire1 ,and bent the fastening2 and the ,etrurian sun ,sank behind ,ilva1 and the work was done4 ,what dark-haired daughter of a ,lucumo ,bore on her slim white finger to the grave ,this the first gift her ,tyrrhene lover gave1 ,those five-and-twenty centuries ago8 ,what shadowy dreams might haunt it1 lying low ,so long1 while kings and armies1 wave on wave1 ,above the rock-tomb's buried architrave ,went trampling million-footed to and fro8 ,who knows8 but well it is so frail a thing1 ,unharmed by conquering ,time's supremacy1 ,still should be fair1 though scarce less old than ,rome4 ,now once again at rest from wandering ,across the high ,alps and the dreadful sea1 ,in utmost ,england let it find a home4 --,j4 ,w4 ,mackail ,,orpheus ,,with ,,his ,,lute ,orpheus with his lute made trees1 ,and the mountain tops that freeze1 ,bow themselves when he did sing3 ,to his music1 plants and flowers ,ever sprung3 as sun and showers ,there had made a lasting spring4 ,everything that heard him play1 ,even the billows of the sea1 ,hung their heads1 and then lay by4 ,in sweet music is such art1 ,killing care and grief of heart ,fall asleep or hearing1 die4 --,william ,shakespeare ,a ,,hymn ,,in ,,praise ,,of ,,neptune ,of ,neptune's empire let us sing ,at whose command the waves obey2 ,to whom the rivers tribute pay1 ,down the high mountains sliding3 ,to whom the scaly nation yields ,homage for the crystal fields ,wherein they dwell3 ,and every sea-god pays a gem ,yearly out of his wat'ry cell ,to deck great ,neptune's diadem4 ,the ,tritons dancing in a ring ,before his palace gates do make ,the waters with their echoes quake1 ,like the great thunder sounding3 ,the sea-nymphs chant their accents shrill1 ,and the sirens1 taught to kill ,with their sweet voice1 ,make every echoing rock reply ,unto their gentle murmuring noise ,the praise of ,neptune's empery4 --,thomas ,campion ,,horace',s ,,philosophy ,,of ,,life ,book ,,ii1 ,ode #af 7,in part1 only7 ,he lives on little1 and is blest1 ,on whose plain board the bright ,salt-cellar shines1 which was his sire's delight1 ,nor terrors1 nor cupidity's unrest1 ,disturb his slumbers light4 ,why should we still project and plan1 ,we creatures of an hour8 ,why fly from clime to clime1 new regions scour8 ,where is the exile1 who1 since time began1 ,to fly from self had power8 ,fell care climbs brazen galley's sides2 ,nor troops of horse can fly ,her foot1 which than the stag's is swifter1 ay1 ,swifter than ,eurus when he madly rides ,the clouds along the sky4 ,careless what lies beyond to know1 ,and turning to the best1 ,the present1 meet life's bitters with a jest1 ,and smile them down2 since nothing here below ,is altogether blest4 ,in manhood's prime ,achilles died1 ,tithonus by the slow ,decay of age was wasted to a show1 ,and ,time may what it hath to thee denied ,on me perchance bestow4 ,to me a farm of modest size1 ,and slender vein of song1 ,such as in ,greece flowed vigorous and strong1 ,kind fate hath given1 and spirit to despise ,the base1 malignant throng4 --,sir ,theodore ,martin ,,an ,,invitation ,,to ,,dine ,,written ,,by ,,horace ,,to ,,virgil ,book ,,iv1 ,ode #ab ,yes1 a small box of nard from the stores of ,sulpicius#b ,a cask shall elicit1 of potency rare ,to endow with fresh hopes1 dewy-bright and delicious1 ,and wash from our hearts every cobweb of care4 ,if you'd dip in such joys1 come--the better the quicker6-- ,but remember the fee--for it suits not my ends1 ,to let you make havoc1 scot-free1 'with my liquor1 ,as though ,i were one of your heavy-pursed friends4 ,to the winds with base lucre and pale melancholy6-- ,in the flames of the pyre these1 alas6 will be vain1 ,mix your sage ruminations with glimpses of folly1-- ',tis delightful at times to be somewhat insane4 --,sir ,theodore ,martin ,footnote #b3 ,virgil must bring some rare perfume in exchange for the rich wine1 since ,horace thus playfully conditions his invitation4 ,,the ,,golden ,,mean ,horace4 ,book ,,ii1 ,ode #aj ,receive1 dear friends1 the truths ,i teach1 ,so shalt thou live beyond the reach ,of adverse ,fortune's power2 ,not always tempt the distant deep1 ,nor always timorously creep ,along the treacherous shore4 ,he that holds fast the golden mean ,and lives contentedly between ,the little and the great1 ,feels not the wants that pinch the poor1 ,nor plagues that haunt the rich man's door1 ,imbittering all his state4 ,the tallest pines feel most the power ,of wintry blasts2 the loftiest tower ,comes heaviest to the ground2 ,the bolts that spare the mountain's side ,his cloud-capt eminence divide1 ,and spread the ruin round4 ,the well-informed philosopher ,rejoices with a wholesome fear1 ,and hopes in spite of pain2 ,if winter bellow from the north1 ,soon the sweet spring comes dancing forth1 ,and nature laughs again4 ,what if thine heaven be overcast8 ,the dark appearance will not last2 ,expect a brighter sky4 ,the god that strings a silver bow ,awakes sometimes the ,muses too1 ,and lays his arrows by4 ,if hindrances obstruct thy way1 ,thy magnanimity display1 ,and let thy strength be seen3 ,but ,o6 if ,fortune fill thy sail ,with more than a propitious gale1 ,take half thy canvas in4 --,william ,cowper ,,to ,,the ,,reader ,martial ,he unto whom thou art so partial1 ,o reader1 is the well-known ,martial1 ,the ,epigrammatist3 while living1 ,give him the fame thou wouldst be giving ,so shall he hear1 and feel1 and know it3 ,post-obits rarely reach a poet4 --,lord ,byron ,,on ,,portia ,martial4 ,book ,i1 xlii ,when the sad tale1 how ,brutus fell1 was brought1 ,and slaves refused the weapon ,portia sought2 ,know ye not yet1 she said1 with towering pride1 ,death is a boon that cannot be denied8 ,i thought my father amply had imprest ,this simple truth upon each ,roman breast4 ,dauntless she gulph'd the embers as they flamed ,and1 while their heat within her raged1 exclaim'd ,now1 troublous guardians of a life abhorr'd1 ,still urge your caution1 and refuse the sword4 --,george ,lamb ,,to ,,potitus ,martial4 ,book ,x1 lxx ,that scarce a piece ,i publish in a year1 ,idle perhaps to you ,i may appear4 ,but rather1 that ,i write at all1 admire1 ,when ,i am often robbed of days entire4 ,now with my friends the evening ,i must spend3 ,to those preferred my compliments must send4 ,now at the witnessing a will make one3 ,hurried from this to that1 my morning's gone4 ,some office must attend2 or else some ball2 ,or else my lawyer's summons to the hall4 ,now a rehearsal1 now a concert hear2 ,and now a ,latin play at ,westminster4 ,home after ten return1 quite tir'd and dos'd4 ,when is the piece1 you want1 to be compos'd8 --,john ,hay ,,what ,,is ,,given ,,to ,,friends ,,is ,,not ,,lost ,martial ,your slave will with your gold abscond1 ,the fire your home lay low1 ,your debtor will disown his bond ,your farm no crops bestow2 ,your steward a mistress frail shall cheat2 ,your freighted ship the storms will beat2 ,that only from mischance you'll save1 ,which to your friends is given2 ,the only wealth you'll always have ,is that you've lent to heaven4 --,english ,journal of ,education1 ,jan41 #ahef ,,to ,,cotilus ,martial ,they tell me1 ,cotilus1 that you're a beau3 ,what this is1 ,cotilus1 ,i wish to know4 ,a beau is one who1 with the nicest care1 ,in parted locks divides his curling hair2 ,one who with balm and cinnamon smells sweet1 ,whose humming lips some ,spanish air repeat2 ,whose naked arms are smoothed with pumice-stone1 ,and tossed about with graces all his own3 ,a beau is one who takes his constant seat ,from morn till evening1 where the ladies meet2 ,and ever1 on some sofa hovering near1 ,whispers some nothing in some fair one's ear2 ,who scribbles thousand billets-doux a day2 ,still reads and scribbles1 reads1 and sends away2 ,a beau is one who shrinks1 if nearly pressed ,by the coarse garment of a neighbor guest2 ,who knows who flirts with whom1 and still is found ,at each good table in successive round3 ,a beau is one--none better knows than he ,a race-horse1 and his noble pedigree-- ,indeed8 ,why ,cotilus1 if this be so1 ,what teasing trifling thing is called a beau6 --,elton ,,the ,,happy ,,life ,martial ,to ,julius ,martialis ,the things that make a life to please1 7,sweetest ,martial71 they are these3 ,estate inherited1 not got3 ,a thankful field1 hearth always hot3 ,city seldom1 law-suits never3 ,equal friends1 agreeing forever3 ,health of body1 peace of mind3 ,sleeps that till the morning bind3 ,wise simplicity1 plain fare3 ,not drunken nights1 yet loos'd from care3 ,a sober1 not a sullen spouse3 ,clean strength1 not such as his that plows2 ,wish only what thou art1 to be2 ,death neither wish1 nor fear to see4 --,sir ,richard ,fanshawe ,,to ,a ,,schoolmaster ,martial4 ,book ,x1 lxii ,thou monarch of eight parts of speech1 ,who sweep'st with birch a youngster's breech1 ,oh6 now awhile withhold your hand6 ,so may the trembling crop-hair'd band ,around your desk attentive hear1 ,and pay you love instead of fear2 ,so may yours ever be as full1 ,as writing or as dancing school4 ,the scorching dog-day is begun2 ,the harvest roasting in the sun2 ,each ,bridewell keeper1 though requir'd ,to use the lash1 is too much tir'd4 ,let ferula and rod together ,lie dormant1 till the frosty weather4 ,boys do improve enough in reason1 ,who miss a fever in this season4 --,john ,hay ,,epitaph ,,on ,,erotion ,martial4 ,book ,x1 lxi ,underneath this greedy stone1 ,lies little sweet ,erotion2#c ,whom the ,fates1 with hearts as cold1 ,nipp'd away at six years old4 ,thou1 whoever thou mayst be1 ,that hast this small field after me1 ,let the yearly rites be paid ,to her little slender shade2 ,so shall no disease or jar ,hurt thy house1 or chill thy ,lar2 ,but this tomb be here alone ,the only melancholy stone4 --,leigh ,hunt ,footnote #c3 ,a little girl who died at six years of age4 ,,non ,,amo ,,te ,martial4 ,i1 #cb ,non amo te1 ,sabidi1 nec possum dicere quare3 ,hoc tantum possum dicere1 non amo te4#d ,footnote #d3 ,this well known epigram is the original of one equally famous in ,english1 that written by ,tom ,brown on ,dr4 ,john ,fell1 about #afgj4 ,i do not like thee1 ,dr4 ,fell4 ,the reason why ,i cannot tell2 ,but this ,i know and know full well ,i do not like thee1 ,dr4 ,fell4 ,,gratitude ,some hae meat and canna eat1 ,and some wad eat that want it2 ,but we hae meat and we can eat ,and sae the ,lord be thanket4 --,burns ,translation ,sunt quibus est panis nec amor tamen ullus edendi3 ,sunt quibus hic amor est deest tamen ipse cibus4 ,panis at est nobis et amor quoque panis edendi ,pro quibus est ,domino gratia habenda ,deo4 --,the ,lawrence ,latinist ,a ,,hymn ,,to ,,the ,,lares ,it was1 and still my care is1 ,to worship ye1 the ,lares1 ,with crowns of greenest parsley1 ,and garlick chives not scarcely2 ,for favors here to warme me1 ,and not by fire to harme me2 ,for gladding so my hearth here1 ,with inoffensive mirth here2 ,that while the wassaile bowle here ,with ,north-down ale doth troule here1 ,no sillable doth fall here1 ,to marre the mirth at all here4 ,for which1 ,o chimney-keepers6 7,i dare not call ye sweepers7 ,so long as ,i am able ,to keep a country-table ,great be my fare1 or small cheere1 ,i'll eat and drink up all here4 --,robert ,herrick ,,elysium ,past the despairing wail-- ,and the bright banquets of the ,elysian ,vale ,melt every care away6 ,delight1 that breathes and moves forever1 ,glides through sweet fields like some sweet river6 ,elysian life survey6 ,there1 fresh with youth1 o'er jocund meads1 ,his merry west-winds blithely leads ,the ever-blooming ,may6 ,through gold-woven dreams goes the dance of the ,hours1 ,in space without bounds swell the soul and its powers1 ,and ,truth1 with no veil1 gives her face to the day4 ,and joy today and joy tomorrow ,but wafts the airy soul aloft2 ,the very name is lost to ,sorrow1 ,and ,pain is ,rapture tuned more exquisitely soft4 ,here the ,pilgrim reposes the world-weary limb1 ,and forgets in the shadow1 cool-breathing and dim1 ,the load he shall bear never more2 ,here the mower1 his sickle at rest1 by the streams ,lull'd with harp strings1 reviews1 in the calm of his dreams ,the fields1 when the harvest is o'er4 ,here1 ,he1 whose ears drank in the battle roar1 ,whose banners streamed upon the startled wind ,a thunder-storm1--before whose thunder tread ,the mountains trembled1--in soft sleep reclined1 ,by the sweet brook that o'er its pebbly bed ,in silver plays1 and murmurs to the shore1 ,hears the stern clangour of wild spears no more4 --,schiller ,,orpheus ,orpheus he went 7as poets tell7 ,to fetch ,euridice from hell2 ,and had her2 but it was upon ,this short1 but strict1 condition3 ,backward he should not looke while he ,led her through hell's obscuritie4 ,but ah6 it happened as he made ,his passage through that dreadful shade1 ,revolve he did his loving eye1 ,for gentle feare1 or jelousie1 ,and looking back1 that look did sever ,him and ,euridice forever4 --,robert ,herrick ,,cerberus ,dear ,reader1 should you chance to go ,to ,hades1 do not fail to throw ,a ,sop to ,cerberus at the gate1 ,his anger to propitiate4 ,don't say ,good dog6 and hope thereby ,his three fierce ,heads to pacify4 ,what though he try to be polite ,and wag his tail with all his might1 ,how shall one amiable ,tail ,against three angry ,heads prevail8 ,the ,heads must win4--,what puzzles me ,is why in ,hades there should be ,a watchdog2 'tis1 ,i should surmise1 ,the last place one would burglarize4 --,oliver ,herford ,,the ,,harpy ,they certainly contrived to raise ,queer ladies in the olden days4 ,either the type had not been fixed1 ,or else ,zooelogy got mixed4 ,i envy not primeval man ,this female on the feathered plan4 ,we only have1 ,i'm glad to say1 ,two kinds of human birds today-- ,women and warriors1 who still ,wear feathers when dressed up to kill4 --,oliver ,herford ,,cupid ,,and ,,the ,,bee ,anacreon#e ,young ,cupid once a rose caressed1 ,and sportively its leaflets pressed4 ,the witching thing1 so fair to view ,one could not but believe it true1 ,warmed1 on its bosom false1 a bee1 ,which stung the boy-god in his glee4 ,sobbing1 he raised his pinions bright1 ,and flew unto the isle of light1 ,where1 in her beauty1 myrtle-crowned1 ,the ,paphian goddess sat enthroned4 ,her ,cupid sought1 and to her breast ,his wounded finger1 weeping1 pressed4 ,o mother6 kiss me1 was his cry-- ,o mother6 save me1 or ,i die2 ,a winged little snake or bee ,with cruel sting has wounded me6 ,the blooming goddess in her arms ,folded and kissed his budding charms2 ,to her soft bosom pressed her pride1 ,and then with truthful words replied3 ,if thus a little insect thing ,can pain thee with its tiny sting1 ,how languish1 think you1 those who smart ,beneath my ,cupid's cruel dart8 ,how fatal must that poison prove ,that rankles on the shafts of ,love4 ,footnote #e3 ,anacreon was a ,greek society poet1 living in the sixth century ,b4,c4 ,,the ,,assembly ,,of ,,the ,,gods ,o'er rolling stars1 from heavenly stalls advancing1 ,the coaches soon were seen1 and a long train ,of mules with litters1 horses fleet and prancing1 ,their trappings all embroidery1 nothing plain2 ,and with fine liveries1 in the sunbeams glancing1 ,more than a hundred servants1 rather vain ,of handsome looks and of their stature tall1 ,followed their masters to the ,council ,hall4 ,first came the ,prince of ,delos1 ,phoebus hight1 ,in a gay travelling carriage1 fleetly drawn ,by six smart ,spanish chestnuts1 shining bright1 ,which with their tramping shook the aerial lawn2 ,red was his cloak1 three-cocked his hat1 and light ,around his neck the golden fleece was thrown2 ,and twenty-four sweet damsels1 nectar-sippers1 ,were running near him in their pumps or slippers4 ,pallas1 with lovely but disdainful mien1 ,came on a nag of ,basignanian race2 ,tight round her leg1 and gathered up1 was seen ,her gown1 half ,greek1 half ,spanish2 o'er her face ,part of her hair hung loose1 a natural screen1 ,part was tied up1 and with becoming grace2 ,a bunch of feathers on her head she wore1 ,and on her saddle-bow her falchion bore4 ,but ,ceres and the ,god of ,wine appeared ,at once1 conversing2 and the ,god of ,ocean ,upon a dolphin's back his form upreared1 ,floating through waves of air with graceful motion2 ,naked1 all sea-weed1 and with mud besmeared2 ,for whom his mother ,rhea feels emotion1 ,reproaching his proud brother1 when she meets him1 ,because so like a fisherman he treats him4 ,diana1 the sweet virgin1 was not there2 ,she had risen early and o'er woodland green ,had gone to wash her clothes in fountain fair ,upon the ,tuscan shore--romantic scene4 ,and not returning till the northern star ,had rolled through dusky air and lost its sheen1 ,her mother made excuses quite provoking1 ,knitting at the time1 a worsted stocking4 ,juno-,lucina did not go--and why8 ,she anxious wished to wash her sacred head4 ,menippus1 ,jove's chief taster1 standing by ,for the disastrous ,fates excuses made4 ,they had much tow to spin1 and lint to dry1 ,and they were also busy baking bread4 ,the cellarman1 ,silenus1 kept away1 ,to water the domestics' wine1 that day4 ,on starry benches sit the famous warriors ,of the immortal kingdom1 in a ring2 ,now drums and cymbals1 echoing to the barriers1 ,announce the coming of the gorgeous king2 ,a hundred pages1 valets1 napkin-carriers ,attend1 and their peculiar offerings bring4 ,and after them1 armed with his club so hard1 ,alcides1 captain of the city guard4 ,with ,jove's broad hat and spectacles arrived ,the light-heeled ,mercury2 in his hand he bore ,a sack1 in which1 of other means deprived1 ,he damned poor mortals' prayers1 some million score2 ,those he disposed in vessels1 well contrived1 ,which graced his father's cabinet of yore2 ,and1 wont attention to all claims to pay1 ,he regularly signed them twice a day4 ,then ,jove himself1 in royal habit dressed1 ,with starry diadem upon his head1 ,and o'er his shoulders an imperial vest ,worn upon holidays4--,the king displayed ,a sceptre1 pastoral shape1 with hooked crest3 ,in a rich jacket too was he arrayed1 ,given by the inhabitants of ,sericane1 ,and ,ganymede held up his splendid train4 --,a4 ,tassoni ,a ,,model ,,young ,,lady ,,of ,,antiquity 7,pliny1 the ,younger1 writes the following in a letter relative to the death of ,minicia ,marcella1 the daughter of his friend1 ,fundanus47 ,tristissimus haec tibi scribo1 ,fundani nostri filia minore defuncta1 qua puella nihil umquam festivius1 amabilius1 nec modo longiore vita sed prope immortalitate dignius vidi4 ,nondum annos quattuor decem impleverat1 et iam illi anilis prudentia1 matronalis gravitas erat1 et tamen suavitas puellaris cum virginali verecundia4 ,ut illa patris cervicibus inhaerebat6 ,ut nos amicos paternos et amanter et modeste complectabatur6 ut nutrices1 ut paedagogos1 ut praeceptores1 pro suo quemque officio diligebat6 quam studiose1 quam intellegenter lectitabat6 ut parce custoditeque ludebat6 ,qua illa temperantia1 qua patientia1 qua etiam constantia novissimam valetudinem tulit6 ,medicis obsequebatur1 sororem1 patrem adhortabatur1 ipsamque se destitutam corporis viribus vigore animi sustinebat4 ,duravit hic illi usque ad extremum nec aut spatio valetudinis aut metu mortis infractus est1 quo plures gravioresque nobis causas relinqueret et desiderii et doloris4 ,o triste plane acerbumque funus6 ,o morte ipsa mortis tempus indignius6 ,iam destinata erat egregio iuveni1 iam electus nuptiarum dies1 iam nos vocati4 ,quod gaudium quo maerore mutatum est6 ,nec possum exprimere verbis quantum anima vulnus acceperim1 cum audivi ,fundanum ipsum1 praecipientem1 quod in vestes margarita gemmas fuerat erogaturus1 hoc in tus et unguenta et odores impenderetur4 --,c4 ,pliny4 ,epist4 v1 #af ,translation ,i have the saddest news to tell you4 ,our friend ,fundanus has lost his youngest daughter4 ,i never saw a girl more cheerful1 more lovable1 more worthy of long life--nay1 of immortality4 ,she had not yet completed her fourteenth year1 and she had already the prudence of an old woman1 the gravity of a matron1 and still1 with all maidenly modesty1 the sweetness of a girl4 ,how she would cling to her father's neck6 how affectionately and discreetly she would greet us1 her father's friends6 how she loved her nurses1 her attendants1 her teachers1--everyone according to his service4 ,how earnestly1 how intelligently1 she used to read6 ,how modest was she and restrained in her sports6 ,and with what self-restraint1 what patience--nay1 what courage--she bore her last illness6 ,she obeyed the physicians1 encouraged her father and sister1 and1 when all strength of body had left her1 kept herself alive by the vigor of her mind4 ,this vigor lasted to the very end1 and was not broken by the length of her illness or by the fear of death2 so leaving1 alas6 to us yet more and weightier reasons for our grief and our regret4 ,oh the sadness1 the bitterness of that death6 ,oh the cruelty of the time when we lost her1 worse even than the loss itself6 ,she had been betrothed to a noble youth2 the marriage day had been fixed1 and we had been invited4 ,how great a joy changed into how great a sorrow6 ,i cannot express in words how it went to my heart when ,i heard ,fundanus himself 7this is one of the grievous experiences of sorrow7 giving orders that what he had meant to lay out on dresses1 and pearls1 and jewels1 should be spent on incense1 unguents1 and spices4 --,tr4 ,alfred ,j4 ,church ,,to ,,lesbia',s ,,sparrow ,lugete1 o ,veneres ,cupidinesque1 ,et quantumst hominum venustiorum4 ,passer mortuus est meae puellae1 ,passer1 deliciae meae puellae1 ,quem plus illa oculis suis amabat3 ,nam mellitus erat suamque norat ,ipsa tam bene quam puella matrem1 ,nec sese a gremio illius movebat1 ,sed circumsiliens modo huc modo illuc ,ad solam dominam usque pipiabat4 ,qui nunc it per iter tenebricosum ,illuc unde negant redire quemquam4 ,at vobis male sit1 malae tenebrae ,orci1 quae omnia bella devoratis3 ,tam bellum mihi passerem abstulistis4 ,o factum male6 io miselle passer6 ,tua nunc opera meae puellae ,flendo turgiduli rubent ocelli4 --,catullus ,translation ,each ,love1 each ,venus1 mourn with me6 ,mourn1 every son of gallantry6 ,the sparrow1 my own nymph's delight1 ,the joy and apple of her sight2 ,the honey-bird1 the darling dies1 ,to ,lesbia dearer than her eyes1 ,as the fair one knew her mother1 ,so he knew her from another4 ,with his gentle lady wrestling1 ,in her snowy bosom nestling2 ,with a flutter and a bound1 ,quiv'ring round her and around2 ,chirping1 twitt'ring1 ever near1 ,notes meant only for her ear4 ,now he skims the shadowy way1 ,whence none return to cheerful day4 ,beshrew the shades6 that thus devour ,all that's pretty in an hour4 ,the pretty sparrow thus is dead2 ,the tiny fugitive is fled4 ,deed of spite6 poor bird6--ah6 see1 ,for thy dear sake1 alas6 for me6-- ,my nymph with brimful eyes appears1 ,red from the flushing of her tears4 --,elton ,,cicero ,the following tribute to ,cicero was written by ,catullus1 the ,roman lyric poet 7#hg-ed ,b4,c47 ,disertissime ,romuli nepotum1 ,quot sunt quotque fuere1 ,marce ,tulli1 ,quot que post aliis erunt in annis1 ,gratius tibi maximas ,catullus ,agit1 pessimus omnium poeta1 ,tanto pessimus omnium poeta ,quanto tu optimus omnium patronum4 ,translation ,tully1 most eloquent1 most sage ,of all the ,roman race1 ,that deck the past or present age1 ,or future days may grace4 ,oh6 may ,catullus thus declare ,an overflowing heart2 ,and1 though the worst of poets1 dare ,a grateful lay impart6 ',twill teach thee how thou hast surpast ,all others in thy line2 ,for1 far as he in his is last1 ,art thou the first in thine4 --,charles ,lamb ,,de ,,patientia ,patiendo fit homo melior1 ,auro pulchrior1 ,vitro clarior1 ,laude dignior1 ,gradu altior1 ,a vitiis purgatior1 ,virtutibus perfectior1 ,iesu ,christo acceptior1 ,sanctis quoque similior1 ,hostibus suis fortior1 ,amicis amabilior4 --,thomas a ,kempis ,,the ,,favorite ,,prayer ,,of ,,mary1 ,,queen ,,of ,,scots#f ,o ,domine ,deus6 ,speravi in te2 ,o care mi ,iesu6 ,nunc libera me3 ,in dura catena ,in misera poena ,desidero te2 ,languendo1 gemendo1 ,et genuflectendo ,adoro1 imploro1 ,ut liberes me6 ,translation ,my ,lord and my ,god6 ,i have trusted in ,thee2 ,o ,jesus1 my ,savior belov'd1 set me free3 ,in rigorous chains1 in piteous pains1 ,i am longing for ,thee6 ,in weakness appealing1 in agony kneeling1 ,i pray1 ,i beseech ,thee1 ,o ,lord1 set me free6 ,footnote #f3 ,from the ,prayer-book of ,queen ,mary1 and believed to be her composition4 ,said to have been uttered by the queen just before her execution4 ,,ultima ,,thule ,american pride has often gloried in ,seneca's ,vision of the ,west written more than #ahjj years ago4 ,venient annis ,saecula seris1 quibus ,oceanus ,vincula rerum laxet1 et ingens ,pateat tellus1 ,tethysque novos ,detegat orbes1 nec sit terris ,ultima ,thule4 --,seneca ,translation ,a time will come in future ages far ,when ,ocean will his circling bounds unbar1 ,and1 opening vaster to the ,pilot's hand1 ,new worlds shall rise1 where mightier kingdoms are1 ,nor ,thule longer be the utmost land4 ,,the ,,roman ,,of ,,old ,oh1 the ,roman was a rogue1 ,he erat1 was1 you bettum2 ,he ran his automobilis ,and smoked his cigarettum2 ,he wore a diamond studibus ,and elegant cravatum1 ,a maxima cum laude shirt ,and such a stylish hattum4 ,he loved the luscious hic-haec-hoc1 ,and bet on games and equi3 ,at times he won3 at others1 though1 ,he got it in the nequi4 ,he winked 7quousque tandem87 ,at puellas on the ,forum1 ,and sometimes even made ,those goo-goo oculorum6 ,he frequently was seen ,at combats gladiatorial1 ,and ate enough to feed ,ten boarders at ,memorial3 ,he often went on sprees1 ,and said on starting homus1 ,hic labor1 opus est1 ,oh1 where's my hic-haec-domus8 ,although he lived in ,rome-- ,of all the arts the middle-- ,he was 7excuse the phrase7 ,a horrid individ'l2 ,ah1 what a different thing ,was the homo 7dative homini7 ,of far away ,b4,c4 ,from us of ,anno ,domini6 --,harvard ,lampoon ,,ich ,,bin ,,dein ,the ,journal of ,education commends this ingenious poem1 written in seven languages--,english1 ,french1 ,german1 ,greek1 ,latin1 ,spanish1 and ,italian--as one of the best specimens of ,macaronic verse in existence1 and worthy of preservation by all collectors4 ,in tempus old a hero lived1 ,qui loved puellas deux2 ,he no pouvait pas quite to say ,which one amabat mieux4 ,dit-il lui-meme un beau matin1 ,non possum both avoir1 ,sed si address ,amanda ,ann1 ,then ,kate y yo have war4 ,amanda habet argent coin1 ,sed ,kate has aureas curls2 ,et both sunt very agathae ,et quite formosae girls4 ,enfin the joven anthropos1 ,philoun the duo maids1 ,resolved proponere ad ,kate ,devant cet evening's shades1 ,procedens then to ,kate's domo1 ,il trouve ,amanda there1 ,kai quite forgot his late resolves1 ,both sunt so goodly fair1 ,sed smiling on the new tapis1 ,between puellas twain1 ,coepit to tell suo love a ,kate ,dans un poetique strain4 ,mais1 glancing ever et anon ,at fair ,amanda's eyes1 ,illae non possunt dicere ,pro which he meant his sighs4 ,each virgo heard the demi-vow1 ,con cheeks as rouge as wine1 ,ed offering1 each1 a milk-white hand1 ,both whispered1 ,ich bin dein4 ,,malum ,,opus ,prope ripam fluvii solus ,a senex silently sat2 ,super capitum ecce his wig1 ,et wig super1 ecce his hat4 ,blew ,zephyrus alte1 acerbus1 ,dum elderly gentleman sat2 ,et a capite took up quite torve ,et in rivum projecit his hat4 ,tunc soft maledixit the old man1 ,tunc stooped from the bank where he sat1 ,et cum scipio poked in the water1 ,conatus servare his hat4 ,blew ,zephyrus alte1 acerbus1 ,the moment it saw him at that2 ,et whisked his novum scratch wig ,in flumen1 along with his hat4 ,ab imo pectore damnavit1 ,in coeruleus eye dolor sat2 ,tunc despairingly threw in his cane1 ,nare cum his wig and his hat4 ,l',envoi ,contra bonos mores1 don't swear ,it est wicked you know 7verbum sat7 ,si this tale habet no other moral ,mehercle6 ,you're gratus to that4 --,james ,a4 ,morgan ,,felis ,a cat sedebat on our fence ,as laeta as could be2 ,her vox surgebat to the skies1 ,canebat merrily4 ,my clamor was of no avail1 ,tho' clare did ,i cry4 ,conspexit me with mild reproof1 ,and winked her alter eye4 ,quite vainly ieci boots1 a lamp1 ,some bottles and a book2 ,ergo1 ,i seized my pistol1 et ,my aim cum cura took4 ,i had six shots1 dixi1 ,ye gods1 ,may ,i that felis kill6 ,quamquam ,i took six of her lives ,the other three sang still4 ,the felis sang with major vim1 ,though man's aim was true1 ,conatus sum1 putare quid ,in tonitru ,i'd do4 ,a scheme advenit in my head ,scivi1 'twould make her wince-- ,i sang6 ,et then the hostis fled ,non eam vidi since4 --,tennessee ,university ,magazine ,,amantis ,,res ,,adversae ,a homo ibat1 one dark night ,puellas visitare ,et mansit there so very late ,ut illi constet cura4 ,pueri walking by the house ,saw caput in fenestra1 ,et sunt morati for a while ,to see quis erat in there4 ,soon caput turned its nasum round ,in viam puerorum2 ,agnoscunt there the pedagogue1 ,oh6 maximum pudorem6 ,progressus puer to the door ,cum magna quietate1 ,et turned the key to lock him in ,moratus satis ante4 ,tum pedagogue arose to go ,est feeling hunky-dore3 ,sed non potest to get out ,nam key's outside the fore4 ,ascendit sweetheart now the stairs ,cum festinato pede1 ,et roused puellas from their sleep ,sed habent non the door key4 ,tum excitavit dominum ,by her tumultuous voce ,insanus currit to the door ,et vidit puellam4 ,furenti place1 the master roared1 ,why spoil you thus my somnum8 ,exite from the other door ,si rogues have locked the front one4 ,puella tristis hung her head ,and took her lover's manum1 ,et cite from the other door ,his caput est impulsum4 ,cum magno gradu redit domum ,retrorsum umquam peeping1 ,et never ausus est again ,vexare people's sleeping4 ,,puer ,,ex ,,jersey ,puer ex ,jersey ,iens ad school2 ,vidit in meadow1 ,infestum mule4 ,ille approaches ,o magnus sorrow6 ,puer it skyward ,funus ,,tomorrow4 ,moral ,qui vidit a thing ,non ei well-known ,est bene for him ,id relinqui alone4 --,anonymous 99 99 99 99 99 ,,songs ,,that ,,may ,,be ,,used ,,for ,,the ,,programs 99 99 99 99 99 ,,flevit ,,lepus ,,parvulus #afth ,century ,student ,song 9999,music ,flevit lepus parvulus clamans altis vocibus3 ,chorus ,quid feci hominibus1 quod me sequuntur canibus8 ,neque in horto fui1 neque olus comedi4 ,longas aures habeo1 brevem caudam teneo4 ,leves pedes habeo1 magnum saltum facio4 ,domus mea silva est1 lectus meus durus est4 ,footnote in original book 7published #aiaf73 ,by permission of ,miss ,m4,l4 ,smith4 ,latin ,lessons4 ,allyn and ,bacon4 ,,carmen ,,vitae4 ,h4 ,w4 ,longfellow1 #ahci1 ,english ,b4 ,l4 ,d',ooge1 #ahhe1 ,latin ,f4 ,h4 ,barthelemon1 #agda-ahjh 9999,music ,ne narrate verbis maestis1 ,esse vitam somnium6 ,vita nam iners est inanis1 ,et est visum perfidum4 ,vita vera6 vita gravis6 ,meta non est obitus2 ,cinis es et cinis eris1 ,nihil est ad spiritus4 ,ned laetitia1 nec maeror1 ,finis designatus est2 ,sed augere1 est noster labor1 ,semper rem quae nobis est4 ,ars est longa1 tempus fugit1 ,ut cor tuum valens sit1 ,tamen modum tristem tundit ,neniae qui concinit4 ,orbis terrae campo in lato1 ,in aetatis proeliis1 ,mutum pecus turpe ne esto6 ,heros esto in copiis6 ,fidere futuro noli6 ,anni numquam redeunt4 ,age nunc6 age in praesenti6 ,fortes dei diligunt4 ,summi nos admonent omnes ,simus inter nobilis1 ,et legemus1 disce dentes1 ,signa viae posteris2 ,signa forsitan futura ,alicui felicia1 ,qui1 tum in dura vitae via1 ,cernat haec cum gratia4 ,agite1 tum nos nitamur ,quidquid erit1 fortiter1 ,superantes iam sequamur ,patienter1 acriter4 ,vita vera6 vita gravis6 ,meta non est obitus2 ,cinis es et cinis eris1 ,nihil est ad spiritus4 ,,gaudeamus 9999,music ,gaudeamus igitur1 ,iuvenes dum sumus2 ,post iucundam iuventutem1 ,post molestam senectutem1 ,nos habebit humus4 ,ubi sunt1 qui ante nos ,in mundo fuere8 ,transeas ad superos1 ,abeas ad inferos1 ,quos si vis videre4 ,vita nostra brevis est1 ,brevi finietur2 ,venit mors velociter1 ,rapit nos atrociter1 ,nemini parcetur4 ,vivat academia1 ,vivant professores1 ,vivat membrum quodlibet1 ,vivant membra quaelibet1 ,semper sint in flore4 ,vivant omnes virgines1 ,faciles formosae2 ,vivant et mulieres1 ,dulces et amabiles1 ,bonae1 laboriosae4 ,vivat et res publica1 ,et qui illam regit4 ,vivat nostra civitas1 ,maecenatum caritas1 ,quae nos hic protegit4 ,pereat tristitia1 ,pereant osores1 ,pereat diabolus1 ,quivis antiburschius ,atque irrisores4 ,translation ,while the glowing hours are bright1 ,let not sadness mar them1 ,for when age shall rifle youth1 ,and shall drive our joys unsooth1 ,then the grave will bar them4 ,where are those who from the world ,long ago departed6 ,scale ,olympus' lofty height-- ,see grim ,hades' murky night-- ,there are the great hearted4 ,mortal life is but a span1 ,that is quickly fleeting2 ,cruel death comes on apace ,and removes us from the race1 ,none with favor treating4 ,long may this fair temple stand1 ,nassau now and ever6 ,long may her professors grace ,each his own time honored place1 ,friendship failing never4 ,may our charming maidens live1 ,matchless all in beauty1 ,may our blooming matrons long ,be the theme of grateful song1 ,patterns bright of duty4 ,may our ,union grow in strength1 ,faithful rulers guiding2 ,in the blaze of ,freedom's light ,where the genial arts are bright1 ,find we rest abiding4 ,out on sighing6 ,vanish hate1 ,and ye friends of sadness2 ,to his chill abode of woe1 ,let the dread ,philistine go1 ,who would steal our gladness4 --,tr4 ,j4 ,a4 ,pearce1 ,jr4 ,,lauriger ,,horatius 9999,music ,lauriger ,horatius1 ,quam dixisti verum6 ,fugit ,euro citius ,tempus edax rerum4 ,chorus ,ubi sunt1 ,o pocula1 ,dulciora melle1 ,rixae1 pax1 et oscula ,rubentis puellae8 ,crescit uva molliter1 ,et puella crescit1 ,sed poeta turpiter ,sitiens canescit4 ,quid iuvat aeternitas ,nominis1 amare ,nisi terrae filias ,licet1 et potare8 ,translation ,horace1 crowned with laurels bright1 ,truly thou hast spoken2 ,time outspeeds the swift winds' flight1 ,earthly power is broken4 ,chorus ,give me cups that foaming rise1 ,cups with fragrance laden1 ,pouting lips and smiling eyes1 ,of a blushing maiden4 ,blooming grows the budding vine1 ,and the maid grows blooming2 ,but the poet quaffs not wine1 ,age is surely dooming4 ,who would grasp at empty fame8 ',tis a fleeting vision2 ,but for love and wine we claim1 ,sweetness all ,elysian4 --,tr4 ,j4 ,a4 ,pearce1 ,jr4 ,,america ,this singable ,latin translation of ,america was made by ,professor ,george ,d4 ,kellogg of ,union ,college and appeared in ,the ,classical ,weekly4 ,te cano1 ,patria1 candida1 libera2 te referet portus et exulum et tumulus senum2 libera montium vox resonet4 ,te cano1 ,patria1 semper et atria ingenuum2 laudo virentia culmina1 flumina2 sentio gaudia caelicolum4 ,sit modulatio6 libera natio dulce canat6 labra vigentia1 ora faventia1 saxa silentia vox repleat6 ,tutor es unicus1 unus avum deus6 ,laudo libens4 ,patria luceat1 libera fulgeat1 vis tua muniat1 ,omnipotens6 ,,integer ,,vitae4 9999,music ,horace4 ,book ,i1 ,ode xxii ,integer vitae1 scelerisque purus ,non eget ,mauris jaculis nec arcu1 ,nec venenatis gravida sagittis1 ,fusce1 pharetra4 ,sive per ,syrtes1 iter aestuosas1 ,sive facturus per inhospitalem ,caucasum1 vel quae loca fabulosus ,lambit ,hydaspes4 ,pone me pigris ubi nulla campis ,arbor aestiva recreatur aura2 ,quod latus mundi nebulae malusque ,iuppiter urget2 ,pone sub curru nimium propinqui ,solis1 in terra domibus negata3 ,dulce ridentem ,lalagen amabo1 ,dulce loquentem4 ,translation ,fuscus1 the man of life upright and pure ,needeth nor javelin1 nor bow of ,moor ,nor arrows tipped with venom deadly-sure1 ,loading his quiver4 ,whether o'er ,afric's burning sand he rides1 ,or frosty ,caucasus' bleak mountain-sides1 ,or wanders lonely1 where ,hydaspes glides1 ,that storied river4 ,place me where no life-laden summer breeze ,freshens the meads1 or murmurs 'mongst the trees2 ,where clouds oppress1 and withering tempests' breeze ,from shore to shore4 ,place me beneath the sunbeams' fiercest glare1 ,on arid sands1 no dwelling anywhere1 ,still ,lalage's sweet smile1 sweet voice e'en there ,i will adore4 --,tr4 ,william ,greenwood ,,rock ,,of ,,ages ,iesu1 pro me perforatus1 ,condar intra tuum latus1 ,tu per lympham profluentem1 ,tu per sanguinem tepentem1 ,in peccata mi redunda1 ,tolle culpam1 sordes munda4 ,coram te nec iustus forem1 ,quamvis tota vi laborem4 ,nec si fide nunquam cesso1 ,fletu stillans indefesso3 ,tibi soli tantum munus3 ,salva me1 ,salvator unus6 ,nil in manu mecum fero ,sed me versus crucem gero2 ,vestimenta nudus oro1 ,opem debilis imploro2 ,fontem ,christi quaero immundus1 ,nisi laves1 moribundus4 ,dum hos artus vita regit2 ,quando nox sepulchre tegit2 ,mortuos cum stare iubes2 ,sedens iudex inter nubes2 ,iesu1 pro me perforatus1 ,condar intra tuum latus4 --,toplady4 ,tr4 by ,gladstone ,,dies ,,irae#g ,dies irae1 dies illa ,solvet saeclum in favilla1 ,teste ,david cum ,sybilla4 ,quantus tremor est futurus1 ,quando iudex est venturus1 ,cuncta stricte discussurus6 ,tuba1 mirum spargens sonum ,per sepulcra regionum1 ,coget omnes ante thronum4 ,mors stupebit1 et natura1 ,cum resurget creatura ,iudicanti responsura4 ,liber scriptus proferetur1 ,inquo totum continetur1 ,unde mundus iudicetur4 ,iudex ergo cum sedebit1 ,quidquid latet1 apparebit1 ,nil inultum remanebit4 ,quid sum miser tunc dicturus1 ,quem patronum rogaturus1 ,cum vix iustus sit securus8 ,rex tremendae maiestatis1 ,qui salvandos salvas gratis1 ,salva me1 fons pietatis6 ,recordare1 ,iesu pie1 ,quod sum causa tuae viae2 ,ne me perdas illa die6 ,quaerens me sedisti lassus1 ,redemisti crucem passus3 ,tantus labor non sit cassus6 ,iuste iudex ultionis1 ,donum fac remissionis ,ante diem rationis6 --,thomas of ,celano ,footnote #g3 ,this marvelous hymn is the acknowledged masterpiece of ,latin poetry and the most sublime of all uninspired hymns4 --,schaff4 ,translation ,day of ,wrath1--that ,day of ,days1-- ,when earth shall vanish in a blaze1 ,as ,david1 with the ,sibyl1 says6 ,what a trembling will come o'er us1 ,when the ,judge shall be before us1 ,for every hidden sin to score us6 ,the trumpet with its wondrous sound1 ,piercing each sepulchral mound1 ,shall summon all1 the throne around4 ,nature and death will stand aghast1 ,when those who to the grave have past1 ,come answering to the judgment blast6 ,the ,written ,book shall be unrolled1 ,wherein the deeds of all are told1 ,and shall the doom of all unfold4 ,for when the ,judge shall be enthroned1 ,no secret shall be left unowned1 ,no crime or trespass unatoned4 ,when for a guilty wretch like me1 ,what plea1 what pleader1 will there be1 ,when scarcely shall the just go free6 ,king of tremendous majesty1 ,whose grace saves all who saved may be1 ,fountain of mercy1 oh save me6 ,forget not then1 dear ,son of ,god1 ,for my sake ,thou thy way hast trod1 ,nor let me sink beneath thy rod4 ,yes1 me to save ,thou sat'st in pain1 ,nor didst the bitter ,cross disdain1-- ,let not such anguish be in vain6 ,unerring ,judge1 thy wrath restrain1 ,and let my sins remission gain1 ,while still the days of grace remain4 --,tr4 ,robert ,c4 ,winthrop ,,ad ,,sanctum ,,spiritus#h ,veni1 ,sancte ,spiritus1 ,et emitte coelitus ,lucis tuae radium4 ,veni1 pater pauperum1 ,veni1 dator munerum1 ,veni1 lumen cordium2 ,o lux beatissima1 ,reple cordis intima ,tuorum fidelium6 ,sine tuo numine ,nihil est in homine1 ,nihil est innoxium4 ,da tuis fidelibus ,in te confitentibus ,sacrum septenarium2 ,da virtutis meritum1 ,da salutis exitum1 ,da perenne gaudium6 ,footnote #h3 ,ascribed to ,innocent ,,iii1 ,robert ,,ii1 of ,france1 and others4 ,ranks second to ,dies ,irae among the ,great ,hymns4 ,can be sung to the tune of ,rock of ,ages4 ,translation ,holy ,spirit1 come1 we pray ,shed from ,heaven thine inward ray1 ,kindle darkness into day4 ,come1 ,thou ,father of the poor1 ,come1 ,thou source of all our store1 ,light of hearts forevermore4 ,light most blissful6 ,fire divine6 ,fill1 oh6 fill these hearts of ,thine6 ,on our inmost being shine4 ,if in ,thee it be not wrought ,all in men is simply naught1 ,nothing pure in deed and thought4 ,on the faithful who confide1 ,solely in ,thyself as guide1 ,let ,thy sevenfold gifts abide4 ,grant them virtue's full increase1 ,grant them safe and sweet release1 ,grant them everlasting peace6 ,,adeste1 ,,fideles ,a ,christmas ,hymn ,adeste1 fideles1 ,laeti1 triumphantes1 ,venite1 venite in ,bethlehem3 ,natum videte ,regem ,angelorum3 ,chorus ,venite adoremus1 ,venite adoremus1 ,venite adoremus ,dominum4 ,deum de ,deo1 ,lumen de lumine1 ,gestant puellae viscera3 ,deum verum1 ,genitum non factum3 ,cantet nunc ,io ,chorus ,angelorum1 ,cantet nunc aula caelestium3 ,gloria in ,excelsis ,deo3 ,ergo qui natus ,die hodierna ,iesu1 tibi sit gloria3 ,patris aeterni ,verbum caro factum4 ,translation ,o come1 all ye faithful1 ,joyful and triumphant1 ,o come ye1 ,o come ye to ,bethlehem2 ,come and behold him4 ,born1 the ,king of ,angels2 ,o come1 let us adore ,him1 ,o come1 let us adore ,him1 ,o come1 let us adore ,him1 ,christ the ,lord4 ,god of ,god1 ,light of ,light1 ,lo6 ,he abhors not the ,virgin's womb2 ,very ,god1 ,begotten1 not created2 ,o come1 let us adore ,him1 etc4 ,sing choirs of ,angels1 ,sing in exultation1 ,sing1 all ye citizens of ,heav'n above3 ,glory to ,god ,in the highest2 ,o come1 let us adore ,him1 etc4 ,yea1 ,lord1 we greet ,thee1 ,born this happy morning2 ,jesu1 to ,thee be glory given2 ,word of the ,father1 ,now in flesh appearing2 ,o come1 let us adore ,him1 etc4 ,,de ,,nativitate ,,domini#i ,puer natus in ,bethlehem ,unde gaudet ,ierusalem ,hic iacet in praesepio1 ,qui regnat sine termino4 ,cognovit bos et asinus ,quod puer erat ,dominus4 ,reges de ,saba veniunt1 ,aurum1 thus1 myrrham offerunt4 ,intrantes domum invicem ,novum salutant ,principem4 ,de matre natus virgine ,sine virile semine2 ,sine serpentis vulnere ,de nostro venit sanguine2 ,in carne nobis similis1 ,peccato sed dissimilis2 ,ut redderet nos homines ,deo et sibi similes ,in hoc natali gaudio ,benedicamus ,domino4 ,laudetur sancta ,trinitas2 ,deo dicamus gratias4 ,footnote #i3 ,this may be sung to the tune of ,sweet ,hour of ,prayer4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,bibliography ,bazin1 ,rene4 ,the ,italians of ,today4 ,new ,york4 ,henry ,holt ,co4 #a4be ,becker1 ,w4,a4 ,gallus4 ,new ,york4 ,longmans1 ,green1 and ,co4 #a4be ,brooks1 ,elbridge ,s4 ,heroic ,happenings4 ,new ,york4 ,g4,p4 ,putnam's ,sons #a4be ,church1 ,alfred ,j4 ,roman ,life in 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,specific acknowledgment is due ,george ,bell and ,sons1 ,london1 for ,martial's ,epigrams2 ,smith1 ,elder1 and ,company1 ,london1 for ,the ,doom of the ,slothful2 ,houghton1 ,mifflin ,co41 for ,after ,construing1 ,a ,roman ,mirror1 ,enceladus1 and the poems of ,john ,g4 ,saxe2 ,the ,chautauqua ,press1 for ,capri and the ,translations of ,horace's ,odes2 ,charles ,scribner's ,sons1 for the ,assembly of the ,gods1 ,cerberus1 the ,harpy1 ,a ,plea for the ,classics1 and ,malum ,opus2 ,the ,american ,book ,company1 for ,cupid and the ,bee2 ,lothrop1 ,lee and ,shepard ,co41 for ,a ,christmas ,hymn2 ,new ,england ,magazine1 for the ,fall of ,rome2 ,little1 ,brown and ,company1 for the translation of ,dies ,irae2 ,the ,outlook ,company1 for the ,prayer of ,socrates2 ,allyn and ,bacon1 for the music for ,flevit ,lepus ,parvulus4 ,i must beg forgiveness of any one whose rights ,i have overlooked and of a few whom1 after repeated efforts1 ,i have been unable to trace4 99 99 99 99 99 ,,high 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really not at all surprising2 text reads suprising ,songs3 ,,ad ,,sanctum ,,spiritus word-form unchanged 7also in ,,toc7 ,,adeste1 ,,fideles text reads ,,adestes 7also in ,,toc7