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Introduction 1
Introduction 2
Introduction 3
Introduction 4
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Epigram
Elegy 1. The Poet Explains How It Is He Comes To Sing Of Love Instead Of Battles
Elegy 2. The Triumph Of Love
Elegy 3. He Commends Himself To His Mistress By The Merits Of His Poetry, The Purity Of His Morals, And By The Vow Of His Unchangeable Fidelity
Elegy 4. Ovid, His Mistress And Her Husband Are All Bidden To The Same Supper. He Gives His Mistress, A Code By Which They Can Testify Their Love For Each Other, Beneath Her Husband's Very Eyes
Elegy 5. His Delight At Having Obtained Corinna's Favours
Elegy 6. He Conjures The Porter To Open The Door Of His Mistress's House
Elegy 7. He Curses Himself For Having Maltreated His Mistress
Elegy 8. He Curses A Certain Old Woman Of The Town Whom He Overhears Instructing His Mistress In The Arts Of A Courtesan
Elegy 9. He Compareth Love With War
Elegy 10. He Endeavours To Dissuade His Mistress From Becoming A Courtesan
Elegy 11. He Asks Nape To Deliver A Love-Letter To Her Mistress
Elegy 12. He Calls Down Curses On The Tablets Which Bring Him Word Of His Mistress's Refusal
Elegy 13. He Entreats The Dawn To Hasten Not Her Coming
Elegy 14. To His Mistress, Who, Contrary To His Counsel, Dyed Her Hair With Noxious Compositions, And Has Nearly Become Bald
Elegy 15. The Poets Alone Are Immortal
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Elegy 1. He Tells Wherefore, Instead Of The Wars Of The Giants, Which He Had Commenced, He Is Constrained To Sing Of Love
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