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Author |
Hemans, Mrs. Felicia Dorothea (nee Browne, 1795-1835). |
Title |
The Forest sanctuary; and other poems. |
Title |
The Siege of Valencia; a dramatic poem. The
last Constantine: with other poems. |
Imprint |
London : John Murray, 1825 |
Physical description |
vi, 205, [1]p. Panelled calf, rebacked. |
Call number |
WPRP 33. |
Citation |
Jackson, p. 521; CBEL, III, 384. |
Notes |
Bound with The Siege of Valencia (see
below) |
Citation: |
Jackson, p. 521; CBEL, III, 384. |
Notes |
- Bound with and following: HEMANS, MRS.
FELICIA DOROTHEA. The Siege of Valencia; a dramatic poem. The
last Constantine: with other poems, London : John Murray,
1823. WPRP
34
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- Epigraph:
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Hallo sola en Numancia todo quanto
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Debe con justo titulo cantarse,
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Y lo que puede dar materia al canto.
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Numancia Cervantes
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Epigraph |
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Ihr Platze aller meiner stillen freuden,
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Euch lass’ich hinter mir auf immerdar!
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So ist des geistes rufan mich ergangen,
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Mich treibt night eitles, irdisches verlangen.
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Die Jungfrau von Orleans.
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Long time against oppression have I fought,
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And for the native liberty of faith
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Have bled and suffer’d bonds.
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Remorse, a Tragedy.
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Online copies |
Digital copy and transcription at UC Davis
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Contents |
THE LAST CONSTANTINE |
1 |
ELYSIUM |
69 |
GREEK SONGS: |
|
The Storm of Delphi |
75 |
The Bowl of Liberty |
81 |
The Voice of Scio |
83 |
The Spartan’s March |
86 |
The Urn and Sword |
89 |
The Myrtle-bough |
90 |
THE SIEGE OF VALENCIA |
91 |
SONGS OF THE CID: |
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The Cid’s Departure into Exile |
249 |
The Cid’s Death-bed |
252 |
The Cid’s Funeral Procession |
256 |
The Cid’s Rising |
262 |
Belshazzar’s Feast |
269 |
The Chieftain’s Son |
277 |
The Funeral Genius |
280 |
The Tombs of PlatÊa |
283 |
The View from Castri |
286 |
The Festal Hour |
286 |
Song of the Battle of Morgarten |
294 |
Chorus |
301 |
England’s Dead |
308 |
The Meeting of the Bards |
311 |
The Voice of Spring |
315 |
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