ORPHEUS
A LYRICAL LEGEND
[The allusions in this poem to classical legend or myth are too numerous to be dealt with by
annotation. A good classical dictionary will enable the reader to trace all the allusions.]
CONTENTS.
WARNING.
THE POET: EXORDIUM.
BOOK I.
Introductory Ode—
Str. a! Calliope.
Ant. a! Orpheus.
Str. 8! Calliope.
Ant. 8! Orpheus.
str. y! Calhope.
Ant. y! Orpheus.
Epode Calliope.
Str. a Orpheus in alternate invocation.
Ant. a The Elemental Forces—
Semichorus a! Lightning.
» B! Volcanoes,
Chorus—Fire.
Semichorus «2 Winds.
- p2 Clouds.
» y? Mist.
» 63 Rain.
” e? Frost.
- ¢? Snow.
» n? Ice.
» 62 Dew.
» Hail.
ry x2 Rainbow,
Chorus—The Tempest. .
Semichorus «3 Fountains.
7 B3 Jakes.
” y? Torrents,
» 53 Rivers.
» «3 Waterspouts,
” ¢3 Eagre.
” n3 Wells.
63 Bays.
Chorus—The Sea.
Massed Semichorus o! of Earth-Spirits.
Massed Semichorus #* of Living Creatures of Earth,
Chorus—The Earth.
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