Epode XIV R.M.F.
A TARDY APOLOGY. II. E.F.
TO THE SHIP OF STATE. Odes, I. 14 R.M.F.
QUITTING AGAIN. Odes, III. 26 E.F.
SAILOR AND SHADE. Odes, I. 28 E.F.
LET US HAVE PEACE. Odes, I. 27 E.F.
TO QUINTUS DELLIUS. Odes, II. 3 E.F.
POKING FUN AT XANTHIAS. Odes, II. 4 R.M.F.
TO ARISTIUS FUSCUS. Odes, I. 22 E.F.
TO ALBIUS TIBULLUS. I. Odes, I. 33 E.F.
TO ALBIUS TIBULLUS. II. R.M.F.
To M?CENAS. Odes, I. 1 R.M.F.
TO HIS BOOK. Epistle XX R.M.F.
FAME vs. RICHES. Ars Poetica, line 323 E.F.
THE LYRIC MUSE. Ars Poetica, line 301 E.F.
A COUNTERBLAST AGAINST GARLIC. Epode III. R.M.F.
AN EXCUSE FOR LALAGE. Odes, II. 5 R.M.F.
AN APPEAL TO LYCE. Odes, IV. 13 R.M.F.
A ROMAN WINTER-PIECE I. Odes, I. 9 E.F.
A ROMAN WINTER-PIECE II. R.M.F.
TO DIANA. Odes, III. 22 R.M.F.
TO HIS LUTE. Odes, I. 32 E.F.
TO LEUCON?E I. Odes, I. 11 R.M.F.
TO LEUCON?E II. E.F.
TO LIGURINUS I. Odes, IV. 10 R.M.F.
TO LIGURINUS II.
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