The Elegies of Tibullus Being the Consolations of a Roman Lover Done in English Verse
Tibullus
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Tibullus · 23 chapters
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My simple cot brings such secure repose, When so companioned I can lie, That winds of winter and the whirling snows Sing me soft lullaby.
This lot be mine! I envy not their gold Who rove the furious ocean foam: A frugal life will all my pleasures hold, If love be mine, and home.
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- ELEGY THE FIFTH
- ELEGY THE SIXTH
- ELEGY THE SEVENTH
- ELEGY THE EIGHTH
- ELEGY THE NINTH
- ELEGY THE TENTH
- ELEGY THE ELEVENTH
- ELEGY THE FIRST
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- ELEGY THE THIRD
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- ELEGY THE FIFTH
- ELEGY THE SIXTH
- ELEGY THE THIRTEENTH
- OVID'S LAMENT FOR TIBULLUS' DEATH