Anna Dalassene
Days of 1896
Two Young Men, 23 to 24 Years Old
Greek Since Ancient Times
Days of 1901
You Didn’t Understand
A Young Man, Skilled in the Art of the Word—in His 24th Year
In Sparta
Portrait of a Young Man of Twenty-Three Done by His Friend of the Same Age, an Amateur
In a Large Greek Colony, 200 B.C.
Potentate from Western Libya
Cimon Son of Learchus, 22 Years Old, Teacher of Greek Letters (in Cyrene)
On the March to Sinope
Days of 1909, ’10, and ’11
Myres: Alexandria in 340 A.D.
Alexander Jannaeus, and Alexandra
Beautiful, White Flowers As They Went So Well
Come Now, King of the Lacedaemonians
In the Same Space
The Mirror in the Entrance
He Asked About the Quality—
Should Have Taken the Trouble
According to the Formulas of Ancient Greco-Syrian Magicians
In 200 B.C.
Days of 1908
On the Outskirts of Antioch
Poems Published 1897–1908
Contents of the Sengopoulos Notebook
Voices
Longings
Candles
An Old Man
Prayer
Old Men’s Souls
The First Step
Interruption
Thermopylae
Che Fece … Il Gran Rifiuto
The Windows
Walls
Waiting for the Barbarians
Betrayal
The Funeral of Sarpedon
The Horses of Achilles
II: REPUDIATED POEMS (1886–1898)
Brindisi
The Poet and the Muse
Builders
Word and Silence
Sham-el-Nessim
Bard
Vulnerant Omnes, Ultima Necat
Good and Bad Weather
Timolaus the Syracusan
Athena’s Vote
The Inkwell
Sweet Voices
Elegy of the Flowers
Hours of Melancholy
Oedipus
Ode and Elegy of the Streets
Near an Open Window
A Love
Remembrance
The Death of the Emperor Tacitus
The Eumenides’ Footfalls
The Tears of Phaëthon’s Sisters
