Poet
Garcilaso de la Vega
1503–1536
English
- After, in the celestial theatre
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- All with dishevelled hair were seen to shower
- And if the jug's of plate, engraved with cost
- As, love, the lily and purpureal rose
- Boscán
- Boscán, on the Death of Garcilasso
- Built is Santa Fé; its bulwarks
- Camilla
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- Cæsar, the fortunate and forceful, bled
- Deep king of other streams, whose waters go
- Each wind that breathes, gallantly here and there
- Elegy II. to Boscán, Written at the Foot of Mount Etna
- Entering a valley in a sandy waste
- Epistle to Boscán
- Fair Naiads of the river, that reside
- Fernando Alvarez de Toledo
- Florencio Romano, on the Death of Garcilasso
- From my summer alcove, which the stars this morn
- From Ovid
- Garcia de Toledo
- Herrera, on the Death of Garcilasso
- I am for ever bathed in tears, I rend
- I thank thee, Heaven, that I have snapt in twain
- I wish to make my speeches suit the season
- I, hight Gonzalo de Bercéo, going
- In the charmed ear of what beloved youth
- Invitation to a Pleasant Fountain
- Juan de Mena, when he through
- Lady! from this net and coil
- Lashed by the waves, before, around, behind
- Loud blew the winds in anger and disdain
- Luis Osorio
- Midst arms, with scarce one pause from bloody toil
- My tongue goes as grief guides it, and I stray
- Near the vale's fresh fountain
- Neither the odious weapons of the Gaul
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- Now, all pomp, the Moorish hero
- Of figure very graceful, with an amorous look, correct
- Oh God, thou art the King of kings, and Sire of all mankind
- Oh tender slip of the most beauteous tree
- On a Departure
- On His Return to Italy from the Spanish Embassy
- On the Death of His Brother, Don Bernardino de Toledo
- Past now the countries of the Midland Main
- Praise of Little Women
- Prostrate on earth the lofty column lies
- Rise, glorious sun, illuminate and print
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- Salicio, Nemoroso
- Sleep, for your winged Lord in guardianship
- So strongly are the cruel winds combined
- So the genteel adult'ress, on her charms
- Sonnets, Etc, I
- Sonnets, Etc, II
- Sonnets, Etc, III
- Sonnets, Etc, IV
- Sonnets, Etc, IX
- Sonnets, Etc, V
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- Sonnets, Etc, X
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- Sonnets, Etc, XVII
- The Duke of Alva
- The nuptial bed your industry profanes
- The Prior of Santistévan
- The Progress of Passion for His Lady
- The Prophecy of Tagus
- The sacred Betis strewed the wavy shore
- The strange intelligence then reached my ears
- The Treasurer of Alcantara
- They grasp their shields before their hearts; down, down…
- They have discovered a rare theft; the thief
- Thyrsis to the Oak and Grove
- Thyrsis' Vow to Venus
- To Boscán
- To Boscán, from Goletta
- To D. Alonso de Avalo, Marquis Del Vasto
- To Fernando de Acuña
- To His Lady
- To His Lady
- To His Lady, Having Married Another
- To Julio Cæsar Caracciola
- To Sleep
- To the Airs
- To the Flower of Gnido
- To the Lady Donna Maria de Cardona, Marchioness of Padula
- To the Same
- Tyrreno
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- Tyrreno. Alcino
- Villegas, in Praise of Garcilasso
- Well say the vulgar, that the man's an ass
- Wild doubts, that floating in my brain delight
- With keen desire to see what the fine swell
- Within my spirit was conceived in train
- Written from Goletta
- Written in Exile
Spanish
- Aquí, Boscán, donde del buen troyanoglossed
- Aunque este grave caso haya tocado
- Con un manso ruidoglossed
- Égloga Iii. Tirreno Alcinoglossed
- El aspereza de mis males quieroglossed
- El Dulce Lamentar De Dos Pastoresglossed
- Glosaglossed
- La soledad siguiendoglossed
- Nadi Puede Ser Dichosoglossed
- Señor Boscán, quien tanto gusto tieneglossed
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