ODES OF ANACREON
(1800).
TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH VERSE.
WITH NOTES.
TO
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
SIR,—In allowing me to dedicate this Work to Your Royal Highness, you have conferred upon me an honor which I feel very sensibly: and I have only to regret that the pages which you have thus distinguished are not more deserving of such illustrious patronage.
Believe me, SIR,
With every sentiment of respect,
Your Royal Highness's
Very grateful and devoted Servant,
THOMAS MOORE.
- REMARKS ON ANACREON
- ODES OF ANACREON
- ODE I.[1]
- ODE II.
- ODE III.[1]
- ODE IV.[1]
- ODE V.
- ODE VI.[1]
- ODE VII.
- ODE VIII.[1]
- ODE IX.
- ODE X.[1]
- ODE XI.[1]
- ODE XII.
- ODE XIII.
- ODE XIV.[1]
- ODE XV.[1]
- ODE XVI.[1]
- ODE XVII.
- ODE XVIII.
- ODE XIX.[1]
- ODE XX.[1]
- ODE XXI.[1]
- ODE XXII.
- ODE XXIII.
- ODE XXIV.
- ODE XXV.
- ODE XXVI.
- ODE XXVII.
- ODE XXVIII.
- ODE XXIX.
- ODE XXX.[1]
- ODE XXXI.[1]
- ODE XXXII.[1]
- ODE XXXIII.
- ODE XXXIV.[1]
- ODE XXXV.[1]
- ODE XXXVI.[1]
- ODE XXXVII.
- ODE XXXVIII.
- ODE XXXIX.
- ODE XL.
- ODE XLI.
- ODE XLII.[1]
- ODE XLIII.
- ODE XLIV.[1]
- ODE XLV.
- ODE XLVI.[1]
- ODE XLVII.
- ODE XLVIII.
- ODE XLIX.
- ODE L.[1]
- ODE LI.
- ODE LII.[1]
- ODE LIII.
- ODE. LIV.[1]
- ODE LV.[1]
- ODE LVI.
- ODE LVII[1]
- ODE LVIII.
- ODE LIX.
- ODE LX.[1]
- ODE LXI.[1]
- ODE LXII.[1]
- ODE LXIII.[1]
- ODE LXIV.[1]
- ODE LXV.[1]
- ODE LXVI.[1]
- ODE LXVII.
- ODE LXVIII.
- ODE LXIX.
- ODE LXX.
- ODE LXXI.
- ODE LXXII.
- ODE LXXIII.
- ODE LXXIV.
- ODE LXXV.
- ODE LXXVI.
- ODE LXXVII.
- ODE LXXVIII.
