TRANSLATIONS OF GREEK VERSES.

From the Greek of Julianus[712]
On the same by Palladas[712]
An Epitaph[712]
Another[712]
Another[712]
Another[712]
By Callimachus[712]
On Miltiades[712]
On an Infant[712]
By Heraclides[712]
On the Reed[712]
To Health[712]
On Invalids[713]
On the Astrologers[713]
On an Old Woman[713]
On Flatterers[713]
On a true Friend[713]
On the Swallow[713]
On late acquired Wealth[713]
On a Bath, by Plato[713]
On a Fowler, by Isidorus[713]
On Niobe[713]
On a good Man[713]
On a Miser[713]
Another[713]
Another[713]
On Female Inconstancy[714]
On the Grasshopper[714]
On Hermocratia[714]
From Menander[714]
On Pallas bathing, from a Hymn of Callimachus[714]
To Demosthenes[714]
On a similar Character[714]
On an ugly Fellow[714]
On a battered Beauty[714]
On a Thief[714]
On Pedigree[715]
On Envy[715]
By Moschus[715]
By Philemon[715]

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE FABLES OF GAY.

Lepus multis Amicus[715]
Avarus et Plutus[716]
Papilio et Limax[716]

EPIGRAMS TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN OF OWEN.

On one ignorant and arrogant[716]
Prudent Simplicity[716]
To a Friend in Distress[716]
Retaliation[716]
"When little more than Boy in Age"[717]
Sunset and Sunrise[717]

TRANSLATIONS FROM VIRGIL, OVID, HORACE, AND HOMER.

The Salad, by Virgil[717]
Translation from Virgil, Æneid, Book VIII. Line 18[718]
Ovid. Trist. Book V. Eleg. XII.[721]
Hor. Book I. Ode IX.[722]
Hor. Book I. Ode XXXVIII.[722]
Hor. Book II. Ode X.[722]
A Reflection on the foregoing Ode[722]
Hor. Book II. Ode XVI.[723]
The Fifth Satire of the First Book of Horace[723]
The Ninth Satire of the First Book of Horace[725]
Translation of an Epigram from Homer[726]

COWPER'S LATIN POEMS.

Montes Glaciales, in Oceano Germanico natantes[726]
On the Ice Islands seen floating in the German Ocean[727]
Monumental Inscription to William Northcot[727]
Translation[727]
In Seditionem Horrendam[727]
Translation[727]
Motto on a Clock, with Translation by Hayley[728]
A Simile Latinised[728]
On the Loss of the Royal George[728]
In Submersionem Navigii, cui Georgius Regale Nomen inditum[728]
In Brevitatem Vitæ Spatii Hominibus concessi[728]
On the Shortness of Human Life[729]
The Lily and the Rose[729]
Idem Latine redditum[729]
The Poplar Field[729]
Idem Latine redditum[730]
Votum[730]
Translation of Prior's Chloe and Euphelia[730]
Verses to the Memory of Dr. Lloyd[730]
The same in Latin[730]
Papers, by Cowper, inserted in "The Connoisseur"[731]