Poems by Alcaeus
Alcaeus, also spelled Alkaios, (born c. 620 BC, Mytilene, Lesbos [Greece]—died c. 580 BC), Greek lyric poet whose work was highly esteemed in the Hellenistic world. He lived at the same time and in the same city as the poetess Sappho.
- September
- Scenes Of The Mind
- Revelation
- Return From Business
- Private Property
- Points And Lines
- Poem
- Panic
- Out Of The Window
- On The Bus
- Minoan Porcelain
- Love Song
- Lapr S Midi Dun Faune
- Italy
- Inspiration
- In Uncertainty To A Lady
- Doors Of The Temple
- Darkness
- Crapulous Impression
- Complaint Of A Poet Manqu
- By The Fire
- Books And Thoughts
- Anniversaries
- A Melody By Scarlatti
- A Little Memory
- The Storm
- The State
- The Poor Fisherman
- The Palace
- Storm
- Poor Fisherman
- Invitation
- A Banquet Song
A few more ancient poems by classical authors in translation:
- The Storm
- The State
- The Poor Fisherman
- The Palace
- Storm
- Poor Fisherman
- Invitation
- A Banquet Song
- The Vision Of Cassandra
- The Sacrifice Of Iphigenia
- The Lament Of The Old Nurse
- The Defiance Of Eteocles
- The Decree Of Athena
- The Complaint Of Prometheus
- The Beacon Fires
- The Battle Of Salamis
- Song Of The Furies
- Prometheus Amid Hurricane And Earthquake
- Prayer Artemis
- Lament Two Brothers Slain Each Other039s Hand
- Lament For The Two Brothers Slain By Each Others Hand
- Fragment From Aeschylus
- Complaint Prometheus
- Battle Salamis
- A Prayer For Artemis
- O fortunatus nimium, etc., a translation out of Virgil by Abraham Cowley
- Aeneid by Virgil
- Eclogue VIII by Virgil
- Eclogue VI by Virgil
- Eclogue IV by Virgil
- Eclogue III by Virgil
- Eclogue V by Virgil
- Ecologue IX by Virgil
- Ecologue I by Virgil
- Eclogue X by Virgil
Parallel translations, the parallel world of translating poetry
Poetry in Russian (you’d have to select Russian in the language switch area, otherwise you won’t be able to read poems in Russian)