TRANSLATIONS.

Hymn to Mercury.  Translated from the Greek of Homer.

HOMER’S hymn to castor and Pollux.

HOMER’S hymn to the moon.

HOMER’S hymn to the sun.

HOMER’S hymn to the earth:  Mother of all.

HOMER’S hymn to Minerva.

HOMER’S hymn to Venus.

The cyclops:  A satyric drama.  Translated from the Greek of Euripides.

Epigrams: 

1.  To Stella.  From the Greek of Plato.

2.  Kissing Helena.  From the Greek of Plato.

3.  Spirit of Plato.  From the Greek.

4.  Circumstance.  From the Greek.

Fragment of the elegy on the death of Adonis.  From the Greek of Bion.

Fragment of the elegy on the death of Bion.  From the Greek of MOSCHUS.

From the Greek of MOSCHUS.

Pan, echo, and the satyr.  From the Greek of MOSCHUS.

From VERGIL’S tenth eclogue.

The same.

From VERGIL’S fourth georgic.

Sonnet.  From the Italian of Dante.

The first canzone of the “CONVITO”.  From the Italian of Dante.

Matilda gathering flowers.  From the “PURGATORIO” Of Dante.

Fragment.  Adapted from the “Vita NUOVA” Of Dante.

Ugolino.  “Inferno”, 33, 22-75, Translated by Medwin and corrected by Shelley.

Sonnet.  From the Italian of CAVALCANTI.

Scenes from the “MAGICO PRODIGIOSO”.  From the Spanish of Calderon.

Stanzas from CALDERON’S “CISMA de INGLETERRA”.

Scenes from the “Faust” Of Goethe.

Juvenilia.

Queen Mab.  A philosophical poem. 
To Harriet ******. 
Queen Mab. 
Shelley’s notes. 
Note by Mrs. Shelley.