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Full text of '.ruIUN4ITHE POETICAL WORKSOFJOHN MILTONEDITED,WITH INTRODUCTIONS, NOTES,AND AN ESSAY ON MILTON^S ENGLISH,BYDAVID MASSON, M.A., LL.D.,PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC AND ENGLISH LITERATUREIN THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.VOLUME III.MACMILLAN AND CO.1874.All Rights reserved.CONTENTS OF VOLUME III.MINOR POEMS continued:Translations.The Fifth Ode of Horace, Lib. INine of the Psalms done into Metre, 1648.Psalm LXXX 4Psalm LXXXI. 7Psalm LXXXII 9Psalm LXXXIII 10Psalm LXXXIV 12Psalm LXXXV 13Psalm LXXXVI. 15Psalm LXXXVII 17Psalm LXXXVIII 18Eight of the Psalms done into Verse, 1653.Psalm I 20Psalm II 21Psalm III.' 22Psalm IV. 23Psalm V 24Psalm VI 26Psalm VII. 26Psalm VIII 29Scraps from the Prose Writings.
BContents of Vol. The Latin Poems:De Auctore Testimonia 34Elegiarum Liber.Elegia I. Ad Carolum Diodatum 39Elegia II. In obitum Prseconis Academici Cantabrigiensis. 42Elegia III.
In obitum Praesulis Wintoniensis.43Elegia IV. Ad Thomam Junium, Praeceptorem suum. In Adventum Veris 49Elegia VI. Ad Carolum Diodatum, ruri commorantem.
53Elegia VII. Anno aetatis undevigesimo.
56In Proditionem Bombardicam.59In Eandem 60In Eandem.60In Eandem. 61In Inventorem Bombardse.61Ad Leonoram Romas Canentem.61Ad Eandem. 62Apologus de Rustico et Hero. 62De Moro, 63Ad Christinam, Suecorum Reginam, nomine Cromwelli. 63Sylvarum Liber.In obitum Procancellarii Medici.
64In Quintum Novembris 65In obitum Prassulis Eliensis 72Naturam non pati Senium. 74De Idea Platonica quemadmodum Aristoteles intellexit. 76Ad Patrem gGreek Verses.Psalm CXIV 8,Philosophus ad Regem quendam 82'In Effigiei ejus Sculptorem.
82Ad Salsillum, Poetam Romanum, segrotantem. 82Mansus04Epitaphium Damonis. 87Ad Joannem Rousium, Oxoniensis Academic Bibliothecarium.
94In Salmasii Hundredam 9 gIn Salmasium. GContents of Vol.
ViiNOTES TO PARADISE LOST: PAGEJ Preface to the Notes. IO iJ Notes to Preliminary Matter (I. Commendatory Verses; II.
Author'sPreface concerning the Verse) xoyNotes to Book IBook IIBook III.Book IV. 166Book V 184Book VI. 201Book VII.210Book VIII.
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J.2JBook X 239Book XI 255Book XII 265Appendix: on Callander's MS. 272NOTES TO PARADISE REGAINED:Prefatory Note 281Notes to Book I.
282Book II. 289Book III 296Book IV 307NOTES TO SAMSON AGONISTES 323NOTES TO THE MINOR POEMS:Prefatory Note.
341Notes to the English Poems: Paraphrases on Psalms CXIV. And CXXXVLpp.
343 345; On theDtath of a Fair Infant, pp. 345, 346; At a VacationExercise in the College, pp. 347 35 1; On the Morning of Christ's Nativity,PP- 35. 357 j Upon the Circumcision, p. 358; The Passion, pp. 358,359; On Time, pp.
359, 360; At a Solemn Music, pp. 360 362; Songon May Morning, p. 362; On Shakespeare, pp. 362 364; ^ On the Uni-versity Carrier, p.
364; An Epitaph on the Marchioness of Winchester,PP- 365 3 6; L' Allegro, pp. 366378; // Penseroso, pp.
378389,Arcades, pp. 389395; Comus, pp. 395444; Lycidas, pp. 445465;Sonnets and Kindred Pieces, pp. 465 483; Translations, pp.
483, 484.viii Contents of Vol. III.Notes to the Latin Poems: De Auctore Testimonia, p. ELEGIARUMLlBER: Ekgia Prima, pp. 486488; Elcgia Secunda, pp. 488, 489;Elegia Tertia, pp.
489 492; Ekgia Quarta, pp. 492 500; ElegiaQuinta, pp. 500 503; Elegia Sexta, pp. 503 506; Elegia Septima,pp.
507 509; Epigrammafa, pp. SYLVARUM LIBER: Inobifum Procancellarii Medici, pp. 511 513; In Quintiim Novembris, pp.513520; In obitum Pr&sulis Eliensis, pp. 520 523; Naturam non patiScniunt, pp.
524, 525; De Idea Platonica quemadmodum Aristoteles intel-lexit t pp. 526, 527; Ad Patretn, pp. 527 529; Greek Verses, p. 529; AdSalsillum, Poetam Romanum, csgrotantem, pp. 530 532; Mansus, pp.53 2 S3 6 5 Epitaphium Damonis, pp. 536547; Ad Joannem Rousium,pp.
547 554; Epigrams on Salmasius, p. 554.MINOR POEMS(Continued.VOL. III.TRANSLATIONS.THE FIFTH ODE OF HORACE, LIB. I.,Quis multd gracilis te puer in rosd yRendered almost word for word, without rhyme, according to theLatin measure, as near as the language will permit.WHAT slender youth, bedewed with liquid odours,Courts thee on roses in some pleasant cave,Pyrrha? For whom bind'st thouIn wreaths thy golden hair,Plain in thy neatness? Oh, how oft shall heOn faith and changed gods complain, and seasRough with black winds and stormsUnwonted shall admire,Who now enjoys thee credulous, all gold;Who always vacant, always amiable,Hopes thee, of flattering galesUnmindful! Hapless theyTo whom thou untried seem'st fair!
Me, in my vowedPicture, the sacred wall declares to have hungMy dank and dropping weedsTo the stern God of Sea.As Milton inserts the original with his translation, as if to challenge comparison,it is right that we should do so too.B 2TRANSLATIONS.AD PYRRHAM. ODE V.Horatius ex Pyrrhce illecebris tanguam e naufragio enataverat, cujus amore irretitosfiffrrmnt PSXP miSWOS.ajfirmat esse miseros.QUIS multa gracilis te puer in rosS,Perfusus liquidis urget odoribusGrato, Pyrrha, sub antro?Cui flavam religas comamSimplex munditie? Heu, quoties fidemMutatosque Deos flebit, et asperaNigris aequora ventisEmirabitur insolens,Qui nunc te fruitur credulus aurea;Qui semper vacuam, semper amabilem,Sperat, nescius auraeFallacis! Miseri quibusIntentata nites. Me tabula sacerVotiva paries indicat uvidaSuspendisse potentiVestimenta maris Deo.April, 1648. J.M.Nine of the Psalms done into metre; wherein all, but what is in adifferent character, are the very words of the Text, translatedfrom the original.PSALM LXXX.I THOU Shepherd that dost Israel keep,Give ear in time of needyWho leadest like a flock of sheepThy loved Joseph's seed,That sitt'st between the Cherubs bright,Between their wings outspread;TRANSLATIONS. 5Shine forth, and from thy cloud give light,A nd on our foes thy dread.2 In Ephraim's view and Benjamin's,And in Manasseh's sight, 10Awake 1 thy strength, come, and be seen i Gnorera.To save us by thy might.3 Turn us again; thy grace divineTo us, O God, vouchsafe;Cause thou thy face on us to shine,And then we shall be safe.4 Lord God of Hosts, how long wilt thou,How long wilt thou declareThy 2 smoking wrath, and angry brow, 2 Gnashanta.Against thy people's prayer?