CXV. Book III. 11. v. 25–52. Hypermnestra

152

CXXVIII. Epistles. Book 1. 4. To Albius Ti-

CXXXI.

Book I. Eleg. iii. v. 1—22; 83–94
CXXXII. Book II. Eleg. v. 33-56
CXXXIII. Book IV. v. 1-20. Nemesis

178

180

181

CXXXV. Book IV. iv. A Prayer to Phoebus

183

CL. Hypermnestra to Lynceus, v. 1-50; 71—

CLI. Sappho to Phaon, 1-8; 74-84; 157-176

Amores.

212

CLII. Book 1. iii. v. 4-26

CLIII. Book III. vi. Amnis, arundinibus'

CLIV. Book III. ix. 1-20; 39-68.

213

214

On the

CLXXIV. Medea, Act II. v. 157-174; Chorus, v.

CLXXV. Troades, Act v. The Death of Astyanax

248

CLXXXVI. Book VI. v. 391-439. Omnia ademit

CLXXXVII. Book VII. v. 847-872. Thessaly.

CLXXXVIII. Book IX. v. 1-18. Apotheosis of Pompey
CLXXXIX. Book Ix. v. 186-214.

263

265

266

Cato's Tribute

CXCI. Book II. i. v. 1–13; 82-95; 146-165;

CXCVI.

CXCV. Book III. v. 524-547. Amphiaraus
Book IV. v. 786-823. Hypsipyle and the
Argives

281

283

cc. Book I. v. 211-241. Thetis takes
Achilles to Scyros

288

CCI.

Book 1. v. 366-378. Achilles at Lyco-
medes' Palace

290

CCII. Book II. v. 177-210. Manifestus Achil-