Hymn to Aphrodite  18113

Locations in Harold's Library

• The Oxford Book of Classical Verse in Translation (book) (excerpt only)
  • page 75
  • Excerpt: [Invocation]from "Sing, Muse, the Force. and all-informing Fire" to "Of Cyprian venues, Goddess of Desire:"
  • Credits: William Congreve (translator)
• The Oxford Book of Classical Verse in Translation (book) (excerpt only)
  • page 76
  • Excerpt: [Aphrodite and Anchises]from "But Jove at length with just Resentment fir'd," to "The laughing Queen her self with Love inspir'd"
  • Credits: William Congreve (translator)
• The Oxford Book of Classical Verse in Translation (book)
  • page 77
  • : "And he took her hand, / And she, Aphrodite, Laughterlover, / turned aside her face"from "And he woke," to "and he saw the throat and the dark eyes of the goddess."
  • Credits: John D. Niles (translator)

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