Anacreontics
thirteen translations from the Greek
by Henry David Thoreau
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The poems are no longer believed to be by Anacreaon, but by his imitators.
Title page in black and blue.
100 copies.
"Designed, printed, and bound by Russell Maret"--Colophon.
"Translations were first published in the April 1843 issue of the Dial, with the exception of Ode to the cicada and Return of spring, which appeared in Thoreau's essay, Natural history of Massachusetts, in the July 1842 issue"--P. [22]
On his lyre -- To a swallow -- On a silver cup -- To a dove -- On himself -- On love -- On women -- On lovers -- To a swallow -- To a colt -- Cupid wounded -- Ode to the cicada -- Return of spring.
LC has copy no. 50.
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