Nations yet unborn shall call
And glorify her name.
(LUCY MILBURN)
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| Contributors to the Fund | [ii] | |
| I. | Some Appreciations, Ancient and Modern | [3] |
| II. | Sappho’s Life, Lesbus, Her Love-Affairs, Her Personality and Pupils | [14] |
| III. | The Legendary Fringe | [34] |
| Sappho’s Physical Appearance, The Phaon Story, The Vice Idea | ||
| IV. | The Writings of Sappho | [46] |
| V. | Sappho in Art | [101] |
| VI. | Sappho’s Influence on Greek and Roman Literature | [119] |
| VII. | Sappho in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance | [134] |
| VIII. | Sappho in Italy in the 18th and 19th Centuries | [139] |
| IX. | Sappho in Latin Translations, in Spanish, and in German | [148] |
| X. | Sappho in French Literature | [160] |
| XI. | Sappho in English and American Literature | [188] |
| An Addendum on Sappho in Russian | [233] | |
| XII. | Sappho’s Influence on Music | [234] |
| XIII. | Epilogue and Conclusion | [237] |
| Notes | [251] | |
| Bibliography | [268] |