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• Poems 83
• Poetical Works of Matthew Arnold 37

La Cátedra 5

• Last Words on Translating Homer — A Reply to Francis W. Newman
• On Translating Homer — Lecture I
• On Translating Homer — Lecture II
• On Translating Homer — Lecture III
• The Study of Poetry

La Biblioteca 120

• A Caution to poets
• A dream
• A Memory-picture
• A modern Sappho
• A nameless Epitaph
• A picture at Newstead
• A question. — To Fausta
• A southern night
• A southern night
• A summer night
• A wish
• A wish
• Act II. — Empedocles
• Austerity of poetry
• Bacchanalia; or, the new age
• Calais sands
• Calais sands
• Consolation
• Continued
• Despondency
• Dover beach
• Early death and fame
• East and west
• East London
• Epilogue
• Epilogue — To Lessing's Laocoon
• Epilogue to Lessing’s Laocoön
• Euphrosyne
• Euphrosyne
• Faded leaves. — I. The river
• Fragment of an "Antigone"
• Fragment of an “Antigone.” — The Chorus
• Fragment of Chorus of a “Dejaneira.”
• Growing old
• Haworth churchyard. — April, 1855
• Heine's grave
• Heine’s grave
• Horatian echo (to an ambitious friend)
• Human life
• Immortality
• Immortality
• In harmony with Nature. — To a preacher
• In Utrumque Paratus
• In Utrumque Paratus
• Lines written in Kensington gardens
• Memorial Verses. — April, 1850
• Memorial Verses — April, 1850
• Monica's last prayer
• Morality
• Mycerinus
• New Rome — Lines written for miss story's Album
• Obermann once more (composed many years after the Preceding)
• Palladium
• Persistency of poetry
• Philomela
• Pis Aller
• Poor Matthias
• Progress
• Progress
• Quiet work
• Rachel
• Rachel
• Requiescat
• Resignation. — To Fausta
• Revolutions
• Rugby chapel. — November, 1857
• Rugby chapel — November 1857
• Saint Brandan
• Self-Deception
• Self-Dependence
• Shakspeare
• Stagirius
• Stanzas from Carnac
• Stanzas from Carnac
• Stanzas. — In Memory of Edward Quillinan
• Stanzas — In Memory of Edward Quillinan
• Stanzas in Memory of the author of "Obermann"
• Switzerland — 1. Meeting
• Switzerland. — I. Meeting
• The better part
• The buried life
• The divinity
• The Forsaken merman
• The future
• The last word
• The lord's messengers
• The Neckan
• The Progress of Poesy. — A Variation
• The Scholar-Gypsy
• The second best
• The Strayed Reveller — The portico of Circe's palace. Evening
• The Strayed Reveller. — The portico of Circe’s palace. Evening. A youth. Circe
• The voice
• The world and the Quietist. — To Critias
• The world and the Quietist — To Critias
• The world's triumphs
• The world’s triumphs
• The youth of man
• The youth of Nature
• Thyrsis
• Thyrsis
• To a friend
• To a friend
• To a gipsy child by the sea-shore — Douglas, isle of man
• To a Gypsy child by the seashore; — Douglas, isle of man
• To a Republican friend, 1848
• To George Cruikshank. — On seeing, in the country, his picture of “the Bottle.”
• To George Cruikshank — On seeing, in the country, his picture of "the Bottle"
• To the duke of Wellington. — On hearing him Mispraised
• Urania
• Urania
• West London
• West London
• Westminster Abbey — July 25, 1881
• Worldly place
• Written in Butler’s Sermons
• Written in Emerson's Essays
• Written in Emerson’s Essays
• Youth and calm
• Youth’s agitations