Poet
Baron Byron George Gordon Byron
English
- All Is Vanity, Saith The Preacher
- J. R.
- Tu Mi Chamas
- ['Ms'.]
- ['Ms'.]]
- ['Ms. M'.]
- ['Ms. M'.]
- ['Ms. M'.]]
- ['Ms. M.']
- ['Ms.']]
- [Another Version.]
- [From The French.]
- [La Revanche.]
- [Love And Death.]
- [Love And Gold.[306]]
- [Ms. L.] ]
- [Ms. L.]]
- [Ms. L.]]
- [Ms. M.]]
- [Napoleon'S Snuff-Box.][126]
- [Or Caesar'S Discovery Of C.I. And H. 8. In Ye Same Vault.]
- [R.C. Dallas.][19]
- [To Dives.[7] A Fragment.]
- [To George Anson Byron(?)[64]]
- _Fugitive Pieces._
- A Fact Literally Rendered.[60]
- A Familiar Epistle To The Editor Of The "Morning Chronicle."
- A Fragment. [1]
- A Fragment.[73]
- A Woman'S Hair. [1]
- An Ode[20] To The Framers Of The Frame Bill.[21]
- Ballad. To The Tune Of "Salley In Our Alley."
- Beginning "'Sad Is My Verse,' You Say, 'And Yet No Tear.'"
- Beneath Which Lord Byron Inserted The Following:--
- By
- By The Rivers Of Babylon We Sat Down And Wept.[302]
- Canto The First.[14]
- Canto The Seventeenth.[813]
- Canto The Thirteenth.[653]
- Childe Harold'S Pilgrimage
- Childe Harold, Canto Iv. Original Draft. [Ms. M.]
- Condolatory Address
- Damætas. [1]
- Dramatis Personae
- Epigram
- Epilogue.[109]
- Epitaph On A Beloved Friend.[1]
- Fare Thee Well.[432]
- Farewell To Malta.[19]
- Fragment From The "Monk Of Athos."[14]
- From The French Of Rulhières.[108]
- From The French.[320]
- From The Poem "Carthon."
- Harrow, 1803. [2]
- Herod'S Lament For Mariamne.[301]
- Hours Of Idleness
- Hours Of Idleness
- I.[113]
- Ii.[245]
- Imitated From Catullus. [1]
- Impromptu, In Reply To A Friend.[52]
- Impromptu.[130]
- In This Book A Traveller Had Written:--
- Inscription On The Monument Of A Newfoundland Dog. [1]
- Ix.[120]
- January 22, 1821.[120]
- Jephtha'S Daughter.[291]
- John Keats.[122]
- Julian [A Fragment].[314]
- Lachin Y Gair. [1]
- Lines
- Lines
- Lines Addressed To A Young Lady.[1]
- Lines Inscribed Upon A Cup Formed From A Skull. [1]
- Lines Written Beneath A Picture.[15]
- Lxix.[86]
- Lxxix.[183]
- My Boy Hobbie O.[113]
- My Epitaph.[16]
- Ode 5
- Ode From The French.[322]
- Oh! Snatched Away In Beauty'S Bloom.[292]
- On A Change Of Masters At A Great Public School. [1]
- On A Cornelian Heart Which Was Broken.[36]
- On Finding A Fan. [1]
- On Lord Thurlow'S Poems.[30]
- On Moore'S Last Operatic Farce, Or Farcical Opera.[18]
- On Napoleon'S Escape From Elba.[63]
- On Revisiting Harrow. [1]
- On The Birth Of John William Rizzo Hoppner.[95]
- On The Bust Of Helen By Canova.[576]
- On The Death Of Mr. Fox,[1]
- On The Death Of The Duke Of Dorset.[317]
- On The Eyes Of Miss A----H----[1]
- Parenthetical Address.[44]
- Poems 1816-1823
- Poems On Various Occasions
- Quem Deus Vult Perdere Prius Dementat.[73]
- Remember Him, Whom Passion'S Power.[51]
- Remember Thee! Remember Thee![48]
- She Walks In Beauty.[287]
- So We'Ll Go No More A-Roving.[578]
- Sonetto Di Vittorelli.[575]
- Song For The Luddites.[65]
- Song.[1]
- Stanzas For Music.[307]
- Stanzas For Music.[315]
- Stanzas To Augusta.[438]
- Stanzas To The Po.[588]
- Stanzas.[116]
- Sun Of The Sleepless!
- The Charity Ball.[118]
- The Conquest.[129]
- The Cornelian. [1]
- The Siege Of Corinth
- To ----
- To A Lady
- To A Lady, [1]
- To A. ----
- To D---[1]
- To D. ----
- To E---[1]
- To Emma. [1]
- To Harriet. [1]
- To Inez.[99]
- To M. S. G. [1]
- To Marion. [1]
- To The Hon^Ble^ M^Rs^ George Lamb.[24]
- To The Sighing Strephon. [1]
- To----[606]
- V.[248]
- Verses Found In A Summer-House At Hales-Owen.[46]
- Viii.[119]
- Vision Of Belshazzar.[299]
- Written After Swimming From Sestos To Abydos.[7]
- Written Shortly After The Marriage Of Miss Chaworth. [1]
- Xv.[282]
French
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- (Ossian.)glossed
- Adresseglossed
- Fragment (1803)glossed
- Le Prisonnierglossed
- PoãSies AttribuãEsglossed
- Stancesglossed
- Xxglossed
Portuguese
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