by Ovid
Iamque fame patrias altaque voragine ventris
Erysichthon's horrible end
Metamorphoses Book 8, lines 846 - 884
All Poems
Catullus 51
Catullus translates Sappho
Aeneid book 2, lines 145-198
What is this wooden horse?
Odes 1.26
A garland from the Muses
De Bello Civile Book 1, lines 125 - 157
Pompey the oak and Caesar the thunderbolt
by Lucan
Quis iustius induit arma
Lucan introduces the combatants at the beginning of his poem on the civil war
Elegies, Book 4.8
The last of Cynthia!
by Propertius
disce, quid Esquilias hac nocte fugarit aquosas
Propertius and Cynthia's final reconciliation
Odes Book 1.34
Awe for the Gods
Metamorphoses Book 13, lines 789 - 869
The Cyclops in Love
Aeneid Book 2, lines 250-267