TRANSLATIONS FROM
LUCRETIUS
By the same Author.
| The Foolishness of Solomon | 3s. 6d. |
| Lucretius on Death | 2s. 6d. |
| The Pterodamozels | 2s. |
| The New Parsifal | 3s. 6d. |
| The Bride of Dionysus | 3s. 6d. |
| Sisyphus | 5s. |
| Polyphemus | 7s. 6d. |
| The Birth of Parsival | 3s. 6d. |
| Cecilia Gonzaga | 2s. 6d. |
| Mallow and Asphodel | 2s. 6d. |
| The Ajax of Sophocles | 2s. |
TRANSLATIONS FROM
LUCRETIUS
BY
R. C. TREVELYAN
LONDON: GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN LTD.
RUSKIN HOUSE 40 MUSEUM STREET, W.C. 1
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First published in 1920.
All rights reserved.
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TO
G. LOWES DICKINSON
TRANSLATIONS FROM
LUCRETIUS
| BOOK I, lines 1-328 |
| BOOK II, lines 991-1174 |
| BOOK III, lines 1-160 |
| BOOK III, lines 830-1094 |
| BOOK IV, lines 962-1287 |
| BOOK V |
| BOOK VI, lines 1-95 |
BOOK I, lines 1-328
Thou mother of the Aenead race, delight
Of men and deities, bountiful Venus, thou
Who under the sky’s gliding constellations
Fillest ship-carrying ocean with thy presence
And the corn-bearing lands, since through thy power
...
Of men and deities, bountiful Venus, thou
Who under the sky’s gliding constellations
Fillest ship-carrying ocean with thy presence
And the corn-bearing lands, since through thy power
...