| calliope -- the muse of epic poetry: full length fiction, or long extracts, and collections, either of epic poetry or prose. Exhibits: Judith An Anglo-Saxon Epic translated by Albert S. Cook and his students An Intended National Work (Monks and Giants) by John Hookham Frere The Sparrowgrass Papers with A California Ballad Captain Belgrave & Dr. Bushwhacker and Other Wise Men & Sayings, Wise and Otherwise & Acadia; or a Month with the Blue Noses by Frederic S. Cozzens The Mimes of Herondas English Version by M. S. Buck The Sybilline Oracles Translated by Milton S. Terry Heliodorus: Aethiopica translated by Thomas Underdowne revised by F. A. Wright, further editing by S. Rhoads Colluthus translated y A. W. Mair Tryphiodorus translated by A. W. Mair Lucian's Wonderland A translation of the Vera Historia by Lucian of Samosata by St J. B. Wynne Willson illustrated by J. Payne Garnett Xenophon's Ephesian History: or the Love-Adventures of Abrocomas and Anthia in Five Books. Translated from the Greek by Mr. Rooke. (The Ephesiaca) The Works of Pietro Aretino, Volume I: Dialogues of Pietro Aretino The Courtezan translated by Samuel Putnam, with a biography by Putnam Volume II: Biography by Francesco de Sanctis The Letters The Sonnets Legends and Satires of the Middle Ages translated by Martha Hale Shackford Old World Love-Stories translated by Eugene Mason Medieval Romance and Legends translated by Eugene Mason Early English Romances of Love translated by Edith Rickert Early English Romances of Friendship translated by Edith Rickert Flamenca Queed by Henry Sydnor Harrison Count Lucanor; or The Fifty Pleasant Stories of Patronio by The Prince Don Juan Manuel translated by James York, M.D. Il Novellino, The Hundred Old Tales translated by Edward Storer The Oldest Story in the World (c. 3100 BC) Some Experiences of an Irish R. M. by E. Œ. Somerville and Martin Ross The Italian Novelists, With Critical and Biographical Notices by Thomas Roscoe The Underworld as Described by Aeneas from the Aeneid by Virgil translated by Sir Charles Bowen The Aeneid (Complete) by Vergil Translated by J. P. Mackail Dante and Virgil in the Shades from The Inferno A prose translation by John Carlyle Alciphron, Literally and Completely from the Greek, with Introduction and Notes The Infernal Marriage by Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield Odette, a Fairy Tale for Weary People by Ronald Firbank illustrated by Albert Buhrer Fabliaux or Tales, Abridged from Manuscripts of the 12th and 13th Centuries, by M. Le Grand, selected and translated into English verse, by the late G. L. Way, Esq.,with a Preface, Notes, and Appendix, by the Late G. Ellis, Esq. Volume I. The Wish Fairy of the Sunshine and Shadow Forest, by Alice Ross Colver The Forty Vezirs translated by Epiphanius Wilson The Goldenrod Fairy Book by Esther Singleton The World's Wit and Humor, Volume I, American Volume XIII, Italian-Spanish Volume XIV, Russian, Scandinavian, and Miscellaneous The Sibylline Oracles, translated from the Greek into English Blank Verse by Milton S. Terry Warrior, The Untamed by Will Irwin Illustrated by F. R. Gruger My Lady Pokahontas Writ by Anas Todkill With Notes by John Esten Cooke The Man With The Broken Ear by Edmond About, translated from the French by Henry Holt The King of the Mountains by Edmond About, translated from the French with a Critical Introduction by Andrew Lang, a Frontispiece and Numerous Other Portraits with Descriptive Notes, by Octave Uzannem and a Biographical Note by Edmund Gosse Cobb's Bill of Fare by Irvin S. Cobb Illustrated by Peter Newell and James Preston One Third Off Some Thoughts on Deflation by Irvin S. Cobb, illustrated by Tony Sarg The Bard of the Dimbovitza Roumanian Folk-Songs collected by Helene Vacaresco translated into English by Carmen Sylva (Queen Elizabeth de Wied of Romania) and Alma Strettel Cornwall's Wonderland by Mabel Quiller Couch Carmina Macaronica (in French) by A. Tristellati ( a partial English translation by S. Rhoads) Patrañas, or Spanish Stories, Legendary and Traditional by Rachel Busk with an Illustration by E. H. Corbould Fables & Folk-tales from an Eastern Forest Collected and Translated by Walter Skeat, Illustrated by F, H, Townsend The Luck of the Bean-rows, A Fairy-tale for Lucky Children, translated from the French of Charles Nodier, Illustrated by Claud Lovat Fraser |