Born
in Paotingfu, China, on 6 May 1906, Richmond Lattimore graduated from
Dartmouth in 1926 and received an A.B. from Oxford, where he was a
Rhodes Scholar at Christ Church in 1932. He took his Ph.D. from the
University of Illinois in 1934.
In
1935, Lattimore joined the
Bryn Mawr faculty as an Assistant
Professor of Greek. He was
appointed Associate Professor
in 1941, and became Paul Shorey
Professor of Greek in 1948.
Between 1943 and 1946, Lattimore
was absent from Bryn Mawr,
serving as a lieutenant in
the Navy. He was a Visiting
Lecturer at the University
of Chicago in 1947 and at
Columbia in 1948 and 1950.
At Johns Hopkins in 1956, he
was the Percy Turnbull Memorial
Lecturer on Poetry. In 1961,
he gave Lord Northcliffe Lectures
upon invitation at University
College of the University of
London. He was Visiting Professor
at the University of Toronto
in 1966, and at UCLA in 1974.
Widely
honored as a scholar, poet, and translator of Greek literature, Lattimore
was a recipient of a Rockefeller Post-war Fellowship in 1946, and
a Fulbright Research Fellowship for study in Greece. Lattimore was
a member of Phi Beta Kappa, the National Institute of Arts and Letters,
the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical
Society, the American Philological Association, and the Archaeological
Institute of America. In addition, he was a Fellow of the American
Academy at Rome and an Honorary Student at Christ Church, Oxford.
The
son of David and Margaret Barnes Lattimore, he married Alice Bockstahler
in 1935, with whom he had two sons, Steven and Alexander. In 1984,
he was elected a Fellow of the Academy of American Poets and received
the $10,000 annual Fellowship Award. Due to his death in February
1984, only $2500 was awarded.
Bio/Bibliography:
M.L. Lang in Ward W. Briggs, Jr. (ed.) Biographical Dictionary
of North American Classicists (Greenwood Press: Westport, CT and
London, 1994) 343-346
Compiled by the
Department of Greek, Bryn Mawr College in conjunction with The University
of Chicago Press for the occasion of Professor Lattimore's retirement
(24 April 1971); 1971-1987 compiled by Alice B. Lattimore, Prof. Richard
Hamilton, and Deborah Kamen '98. List of dissertations compiled by Prof.
T.C. Brennan.
1924 |
- Story:
"Gueth." The Bema (Dartmouth College), September.
- Poems:
"She-Ming-a Chinese Legend"; "Dactylics"; "Night"; "Which." The Bema (Dartmouth College), February; October; November;
December.
- Reviews:
"James Branch Cabell -- His Books" (with P.K. Hartstall); "George
Moore and the Divine Ego"; "The Fiction of Arthur Machen" (with
P.K. Hartstall). The Bema (Dartmouth College), June;
September; December.
|
1925 |
- "The Formula
of Modern Verse." The Tower (Dartmouth College), vol.
2, no. 6.
- Stories:
"Cynara"; "The Quest"; "The Lady and the Dragon." The Bema (Dartmouth College), February; March; June.
- Poems:
"The End of Summer"; "Fear"; "To ---"; "The Dawn of Eden," The
Bema (Dartmouth College), February; March; April; June.
- Poems:
"The End of Summer"; "Threnody"; "The Convent"; "The Wanderer";
"Underneath Sleep"; "Minuet"; "Nympholepsy," in The Arts
Anthrology: Dartmouth Verse 1925. Portland, Maine.
- Poem: "Nocturne." The Tower (Dartmouth College), vol. 1, no. 9.
- Poems:
"A Girl Passing"; "Vision"; "A Lonely Man." The Tower (Dartmouth
College), vol. 2, no. 1, pp. 8, 12; no. 6, p. 11.
- Poem: "Assyrian
Dance." Palms (Guadalajara, Mexico), vol. 3, Summer.
- Poems:
"Fantasy"; "Which." Bookman 61:402.
- Review:
"Hesperides." The Tower (Dartmouth College), vol. 2,
no. 1
- Reviews:
"Georgian Short Stories"; "The Gracefullest of Gaels" (with
K.E. Blake); "Hectic Hergesheimer"; "Sanger's Circus." The
Bema (Dartmouth College), February; March; April.
|
1926 |
Poems:
"Klytemnestra"; "Villanelle of Afterthought"; "Two Sonnets." The Tower (Dartmouth College), vol. 2, nos. 7, 11, 13.
Review:
"Tiger Joy." The Tower (Dartmouth College), vol. 2, no.
7.
|
1927 |
Poems:
"The Tower on the Hill"; "The Fisherman of Dawn"; "The Road
to Norwich"; "From Balch Hill"; "Cemetery"; "Patience"; "Sonnet";
"Captured Air"; "Sung Long Afterward"; "Vilanelle of Afterthought";
"The Cause of the Eclipse"; "Summer in Hanover," in Hanover
Poems edited by R.A. Lattimore and A.K. Laing. New York.
Poem: "Gunnar:
From the Saga of Burnt Njal." The Daily Illini. Urbana,
Ill.
|
1928 |
Poem: "Song
in Spring." Palms (Guadalajara, Mexico), vol. 5, October-November.
|
1929 |
Poems:
"Lines"; "We Three"; "Sonnets"; "Lucretius"; "Clytemnestra";
"Cassandra," in Illini Poetry 1924-1929, edited by Paul
Landis. Champaign, Ill. (The University Of Illionois).
|
1931 |
Poem: "Blow
Out the Dying Candles One by One." in Cap and Gown: A Treasury
of College Verse, 4th series. Boston.
|
1934 |
"Portents
and Prophecies in Connection with the Emperor Vespasian." CJ 29:441-49.
Poems:
"Self-control"; "Simonides Forgot." Canadian Forum 14:331,
348.
Poem: "Full
Fathom More Than Five." Canadian Forum 15:101.
Poems:
"Symbols: Eidolon Again"; "Dyad." Poetry 45:72-74.
Review:
The Use of Poetry, by T.S. Eliot. Journal of English and
Germanic Philology. 33:482-84.
|
1935 |
Story:
"Letter to Caesar." London Mercury 31:349-54.
Translation: The Early Philosophers of Greece, with historical introduction
by M.T. McClure and translations by R. Lattimore. New York.
Poem: "Only
One Way." Canadian Forum 15:152.
|
1937 |
Poems:
"Past and Present: Prelude for a History"; "Two Octobers." Poetry 49:254-56.
Review:
Ion of Euripides, translated with notes by H.D. Poetry 41:160-64.
Review:
Sofocle, by Mario Untersteiner. AJP 58:369-70.
|
1939 |
"The Wise
Adviser in Herodotus." CP 34:24-35.
"Herodotus
and the Names of Egyptian Gods." CP 34:357-65.
"The Second
Storm at Artemision." CR 53:57-58.
Review: Sophocles: Electra, a version for the modern stage by
Francis Fergusson. Southern Review 5:198-200.
|
1940 |
Poem: "In
the Beginning." Southern Review 6:362-63.
Review: The History of Herodotus, by J.E. Powell. CP 35:331-33.
|
1942 |
Themes
in Greek and Latin Epitaphs. Illinois Studies in Language
and Literature, vol. 28, nos. 1-2. Urbana, Ill.
Some
Odes of Pindar, in new English versions. Norfolk, Conn.
Poems:
"Oreithyia"; "A Letter to Twelve People." Accent (Urbana,
Ill.) 2:96-97.
Poem: "Glaucus." Southern Review 7:868-69.
|
1943 |
"Aeschylus
on the Defeat of Xerxes." In Classical Studies in Honor of
W.A. Oldfather, p. 82-93. Urbana, Ill.
"Greek
and Latin Sepulchral Inscriptions." Classical Bulletin 20:12-13.
|
1944 |
"Notes
on Greek Poetry." AJP 65:172-75.
"Sappho
2 and Catullus 51." CP 39:184-87.
|
1945 |
"Pindar,
Nemean 7.70-74." CP 40:121-22.
"Two Notes
on the Agamemnon of Aeschylus." AJP 66:313-14.
Translations:
From Homer, Simonides, Aeschylus, Euripides, Vergil, and Anonymous.
In War and the Poet, edited by S. Rodman and R. Eberhart.
New York.
|
1946 |
"Pindar,
Olympian 9.100-112." CP 41:230-32.
Review:
"Three Poets from across the Water." Accent (Urbana,
Ill.) 6:268.
Reviews: Prometheus, by Karl Kerenyi; The Prometheus of Hesiod
and Aeschylus, by Eirik Vandvik. AJP 67:371-73.
|
1947 |
"The First
Elegy of Solon." AJP 68:161-79.
Translation: The Odes of Pindar. Chicago.
Translations:
Aeschylus, Agamemnon; Euripides, Trojan Women. In Greek Plays
in Modern Translation, edited by Dudley Fitts. New York.
Poem: "Sequence
for Now." Accent (Urbana, Ill.) 7:121-22.
|
1948 |
"Pindar's
Fourth Pythian Ode." CW 42:19-25.
Poems:
"Archaic Future"; "Birth of Laurel"; "The Kindliest Month." Halcyon, Winter, pp. 29-30.
Review: Die Geburt de Helena, by Karl Kerenyi. AJP 69:125-26.
Review: Selections from the Greek Elegiac, Iambic and Lyric Poets, by J.A. Moore. CP 43:277-78.
|
1949 |
Poems:
"The Meaning of Myth"; "The Swimmers and the Pearl"; "The Brink." Counterpoint (Bryn Mawr College), Spring, pp. 1-2.
Poem: "Invictus." Glass Hill (Buffalo, N.Y.), December, pp. 8-9.
Review: Le Pronom chez Pindare, by Edouard Des Places, S.J. AJP
70:107-8.
Review: Ethos ed Eros nella poesia greca, by F. Martinazzoli.
CP 44:63-64.
|
1950 |
Poems:
"The Brink"; "The Pearl." Poetry 77:76-77.
Poem: "The
Wounded." Quarterly Review of Literature 6:345-47.
Poems:
"Tudor Portrait"; "October." Saturday Review of Literature, 20 May, p. 22; 28 October, p. 13.
Review: Anthologia Lyrica Graeca, fasc. 1, 3d ed., edited by
E. Diehl. CJ 46:145.
|
1951 |
Translation: The Iliad of Homer. Chicago.
Translations:
"The Outraging of Hector"; "Mourning for Hector." Poetry 79:63-69.
Translations:
Gérard de Nerval, "Delphica"; "El Desdichado." Hudson
Review 4:57-59.
Translations:
Leconte de Lisle, "Hjalmar"; "The Black Panther." Hudson
Review 4:229-37.
Poem: "Green
Interval." Counterpoint (Bryn Mawr College), Spring,
p.1.
Poem: "Captive." Saturday Review of Literature, 21 July, p. 41.
Review: The Lyric Metres of Greek Drama, by A.M. Dale. AJP 72:323-25.
Review: De re metrica poetarum Graecorum et Romanorum, by A.
Kolar. CP 46:61-62.
|
1952 |
"On Classical
and English Poetry." Phoenix 6:84-91.
Translations:
from Sappho and Simonides. Hudson Review 4:538-40.
Poems:
"Legend for a Shield"; "Antiphonal." Hudson Review 4:536-37.
Review: Epigrammata: Greek Inscriptions in Verse from the Beginning
to the Persian Wars, by P. Friedländer. CP 47:101-4.
|
1953 |
"The Place
of Literature in Society." Alumnae Bulletin (Bryn Mawr
College), vol. 23, no. 3.
Translation:
Aeschylus, Oresteia (with an introduction). Chicago.
Review: Les Epodes d' Archiloque, by F. Lasserre. CP 48:40-41.
Review: Yale Classical Studies, vol. 11. AJP 74:109-11.
|
1954 |
Translation:
from Archilochus. Hudson Review 7:183-85.
Poem: "Pandora." Hudson Review 7:182-83.
Review: Dante's Inferno, translated by John Ciardi. The Nation, 28 August, p. 175.
Review: Oxyrhynchus Papyri, part 21, edited by E. Lobel. AJP 75:214-16.
Edition:
Sophocles, Three Tragedies (with David Grene). Chicago.
Review: Herodotus, by John L. Myres. The Phoenix 8:109-112.
|
1955 |
Translation:
Euripides, Alcestis. In Euripides I, edited by David
Grene and Richmond Lattimore. Chicago.
Translation: Greek Lyrics. Chicago.
Translations:
from Alcaeus, "Prayer for Safety at Sea"; "Winter Scene." Harper's
Bazaar, November, p. 196.
Translations:
from K. Kavaphes, "Waiting for the Barbarians." Kenyon Review 17:291-92.
Poem: "Loutsa
Beach." Kenyon Review 17:293.
Poems:
"North Philadelphia, Trenton and New York"; "Shadowgraphs";
"Two Sonnets from the Encyclopaedia Britannica"; "Good Speed
for Southward Voyagers." New Yorker, 5 March, p. 30;
30 April, p. 38; 7 May, p. 48; 25 June, p. 28.
Review:
Ovid, Metamorphoses, translated by R. Humphries. The
Nation, 2 July, pp. 15-16.
Review: Problems in Greek Poetry, by C.M. Bowra. AJP 76:432-33.
Review: The Poem of Sappho, by P.M. Hill. CP 5:296.
Review: The Fables of La Fontaine, translated by Marianne Moore. Hudson Review 7:632-34.
Edition: Euripides I (with David Grene). Chicago.
|
1956 |
Translation:
Euripides, Helen. In Euripides II, edited by David
Grene and Richmond Lattimore. Chicago.
Poems:
"Hercules at the Crossroads"; "The Bridge at Arta." Hudson
Review 9:38-43.
Poem: "Epigraphical
Note." The Nation, 28 April, p. 369.
Poems:
"Sea Changes"; "Marginals"; "Leilah"; "Landscape with Story";
"Note on the L and N." Poetry 88:13-16.
Poem: "Anniversary." New Yorker, 16 June, p. 35.
Poem: "It." Saturday Review of Literature, 18 December, p. 22.
Review: Die griechische Tragödie, 2d ed., by Max Pohlenz.
AJP 77:197-202.
Review:
The Ulysses Theme, by W.B. Stanford. Phoenix 10:78-80.
Editions: Aeschylus II; Euripides II (with David Grene). Chicago.
|
1957 |
Poems.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Poems:
"Sonnet from the Encyclopaedia Britannica"; "Rise and Shine." New Yorker, 26 January, p. 36; 6 April, p. 29.
Poem: "New
Homes." Harper's Magazine, June, p. 74.
Poem: "Good
Speed for Southern Voyagers." New York Times Book Review, 3 November, p. 2.
Poem: "Demeter
in the Fields." Hudson Review 10:198-99.
Poems:
"The Father"; "Ship Bottom"; "Max Schmitt in a Single Scull."
In New Poems by American Poets, Number 2, edited by R.
Humphries, pp. 100-102. New York.
Poems:
"North Philadelphia, Trenton and New York"; "Loutsa Beach."
In Best Poems of 1955 (Borestone Mountain Poetry Awards).
Stanford, Calif.
Review: The Echo of Greece, by Edith Hamilton. New York Times
Book Review, 27 January.
Edition:
Sophocles, Four Tragedies (with David Grene). Chicago.
|
1958 |
The
Poetry of Greek Tragedy. Baltimore.
"The Composition
of the History of Herodotus." CP 52:9-21.
Translations:
The Trojan Women; Rhesus. In Euripides III and Euipides IV, edited by David Grene and Richmond Lattimore. Chicago.
Translations:
"The Dark Blot"; "El Desdichado"; "Delphica." In An Anthology
of French Potry from Nerval to Valéry, edited by
Angel Flores. New York.
Poem: "Academic
Overture." Harper's Magazine, May, p. 50.
Poems:
"Three Greek Virgins"; "Seen on Penteli"; "Resident of Mistra";
"Dominant over Mykonos." Poetry 92:149-50.
Poem: "The
Gulf Stream." Times Literary Supplement, 15 August, p.
31.
Poem: "North
China and the Children." New Republic, 24 November, p.
16.
Poems:
"Details from the Nativity Scene"; "After Christmas." New
Republic, 22 December, pp. 14-15; 29 December, p. 19.
Review: The Voyage Home, by Ernst Schnabel. New York Herald
Tribune Book Review, 23 March.
Editions: Euripides III; Euripides IV (with David Grene). Chicago.
Review: Homeric Renaissance, by George de F. Ford. Modern Language
Notes 73:60-4.
|
1959 |
"Practical
Notes on Translating Greek Poetry." In On Translation, edited by R.A. Brower, pp. 48-56. Cambridge, Mass.
Translations:
Hesiod, Works and Days; Theogony; The Shield of Herakles. Ann Arbor, Mich.
Poems:
"Andritsaina Revisited"; "Poussin's World: Two Paintings." Kenyon
Review 21:388-89.
Poem: "A
Theme from Thomas Hobbes." Poetry Northwest, vol. 1,
no. 1.
Poems:
"Arms and the Man"; "Roman Soldier." New Republic, 1
June, p. 17; 28 September, p. 22.
Poems:
"Green and White"; "Pillow and the Book." Poetry 95:75-76.
Review:
Sophocles the Playwright, by S.M. Adams, AJP 80:100-102.
Review: Sophocle: Essai sur le héros tragique, by Geoges
Méautis. AJP 80:211-13.
Editions: Euripides V; The Complete Greek Tragedies, 4 vols. (with
David Grene). Chicago.
|
1960 |
Poem: "Collages
and Compositions." The Griffin, April, p. 10.
Poem: "Problems
of Disposal." New Republic, 16 May, p. 18.
Poem: "The
Watches." Alumnae Bulletin (Bryn Mawr College), Winter,
p. 52.
Poem: "Well-head." Bryn Mawr Review, January, p. 2.
Poems:
"Apologies to Creston"; "Remember Aphrodite"; "Goodbye Summer
Goodbye Goodbye"; "A Siding near Chillicothe." Hudson Review 13:26-29.
Review: The Anger of Achilles: Homer's Iliad, translated by Robert
Graves. New Republic, 25 January, pp. 16-18.
|
1961 |
"Letter
from Athens." Hudson Review 14:573-78.
Poem: "A
Lodging for the Night." New Republic, 20 March, p. 18.
Poems:
"Easter"; "Remorse"; "Failure"; "First Seven Years"; "Wild Mourning
Doves"; "Painter's Eye." Poetry 98:7-10.
Poem: "Krankenhaus
of Leukirch." New Republic, 13 November, p. 15.
Review:
The Screens and Other Poems, by I.A. Richards. New Republic, 24 April, p. 26.
Review:
Collected Poems, by Robert Graves. New Republic, 7 August,
p. 24.
|
1962 |
Themes
in Greek and Latin Epitaphs. Reprint by Illini Books. Urbana,
Ill.
"Phaedra
and Hippolyus." Arion (Austin, Tex.), vol. 1, no. 3.
"Why the
Devil Is the Devil." Proceedings of the American Philosophical
Society 106:427-29.
Translation:
Aristophanes, The Frogs (with an introduction). Ann Arbor,
Mich.
Translation: The Revelation of John. New York.
Translation: The Iliad, with drawings by Leonard Baskin. Chicago.
Poems: Sestina for a Far-off Summer. Ann Arbor, Mich.
Poem: "Proem." Greensleeves (Hanover, N.H.), vol. 4, no. 2.
Poem: "Strict
Lady Strictly Guarded." Poetry 101:63-64.
Poems:
"Claudia Goodbye"; "Drunken Old Solipsists in a Bar." Virginia
Quarterly Review 38:615-17.
Poem: "December
Fragments." The Horn Book Magazine 38:625.
|
1963 |
Story
Patterns in Greek Tragedy. London.
Poems:
"Sonnet on Hope"; "Eagle over the Coast"; "Colosssus Astride";
"Cartesian Moments." Poetry Northwest, vol. 3, no. 4.
Poem: "Monastery
on Athos." Bryn Mawr Review, Winter, p. 28.
Poem: "Yannina
and Ali Pasha." Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, March, p.
27.
Poem: "Game
Resumed." New Yorker, 11 May, p. 145.
Poem: "Wabash
Blues." Poetry 102:369-70.
Poems:
"Witness to Death"; "Finnsburg"; "Souvenirs of Sicily." Hudson
Review 16:49-51.
Poem: "Claudia
Goodbye." In Best Poems of 1962 (Borestone Mountain Poetry
Awards). Stanford, Calif.
|
1964 |
Preface
to The Infinite Absence, by Miguel González Gerth.
Iowa City.
Translation:
"The Odyssey of Homer: Book I." Arion (Austin, Tex.),
vol. 3, no. 3.
Translation:
"Odyssey 11. 1-137." Hudson Review 17:507-11.
Poems:
"Dum Diana Vitrea"; "A Meditation for St. Lucy's Day"; "Sirens
in the Aegean." Hudson Review 17:512-14.
Poems:
"Late Alone"; "Lord Bountiful's Raid"; "Begin Autumn Here." Kenyon Review 26:171-72.
Poems:
"Old Hemingway"; "My Uncle." Kenyon Review 26:674-75.
Poem: "Skeleton
in the Closet." New Yorker, 28 March, p. 36.
Poem: "Sestina
of Sandbars and Shelters." Saturday Review, 9 May, p.
36.
|
1965 |
Translations:
"The Fall of the City: Three Songs from Euripides." Antioch
Review 25:90-92.
Selected
Poems. Oxford.
Poem:
"Dolphin Seen Alone." Greensleeves (Hanover, N.H.),
Alumni Issue, Spring, p. 17.
Poem:
"Verse." In Poems on Poetry, edited by R. Wallace and
J. Taaffe. New York.
Poems:
"Of Seven Sins"; "Sticks." Poetry 106:185-89.
Poem:
"Bathtubs." New Yorker, 31 July, p. 30.
|
1966 |
Poems: The Stride of Time. Ann Arbor, Mich.
|
1967 |
Translation: The Odyssey of Homer (with an introduction). New York.
Poem: "Report
from a Planet." New Republic, 11 March, p. 23.
Poem: "Dislike
of Tasks." Polemic, vol. 11, no. 2.
Review: Poiesis: Structure and Thought, by H.D.F. Kitto, Phoenix 21:137-41.
|
1968 |
"The Quality
of Ransom: A Personal Acknowledgment." Kalamazoo College
Review, vol. 30, no. 2.
Translation:
"Pindar, Twelfth Pythian." Arion (Austin, Tex.), vol.
7, no. 2.
Poem: "Notes
from the Odyssey." Hudson Review 21:88-91.
|
1969 |
"Nausikaa's
Suitors." In Classical Studies Presented to Ben Edwin Perry, pp. 88-102. Illinois Studies in Language and Literature, vol. 58.
Poem: "Atlantic." Arroy (Bryn Mawr-Haverford), May, p. 10.
Poem: "When
We Were Young." New York Times, 9 November, p. 14.
|
1970 |
"Man and
God in Homer." Proceedings of the American Philosophical
Society 114:411-22.
Poem: "The
Lovely Swimmer." New York Times, 25 January, section
4, p. 14.
Poem: "Andros:
Walls and Lanes." Four Quarters (LaSalle College), November,
p. 40.
Poems:
"In Memoriam"; "The Lake Island of Iannina"; "First Flight";
"The Last Train out of White River Junction"; "Atlantis Now";
"The Flowering Meadows"; "When You Are Old: After Ronsard." Hudson Review 23:666-71.
|
1971 |
Review:
"Poetry Chronicle." Hudson Review 2:458-510.
|
1972 |
Poem: "Les
Folies Françaises, ou les Dominos de François
Couperin." Hudson Review 24: 622-5.
Review:
"The Purity of Poetry." Hudson Review 25: 135-41.
Poems: Poems from Three Decades. New York (Scribners).
Chapter:
"The Legend in Greek Tragedy." Chapter 7, Literature and
Western Civilization, edited by David Daiches and Anthony
Thorlby, vol. 1, The Classical World.
Review:
"Poetry Chronicle." Hudson Review 25:475-86.
|
1973 |
Translation: Euripides, Iphigeneia in Tauris. New York and London
(Oxford University Press).
Poems:
"Spanish Succession"; "Daisy Fields, Enchanted Forests"; "Of
Truth and Fact"; "Protoprimavera"; "Noon: from the French of
Leconte de Lisle"; "Sonnet: from the French of Jean Passerat." Hudson Review 26:486-90.
Article:
"Prospero," in I.A. Richards: Essays in his Honor, edited
by Reuben Brower, Helen Vendler, and John Hollander. New York
(Oxford University Press), pp. 303-6.
|
1974 |
Review:
"Poetry Chronicles." Hudson Review 27:460-74.
Review: The Oral Nature of the Homeric Simile, by William G.
Scott. Dartmouth Alumni Magazine 67:14-5.
|
1975 |
Translation:
Leconte de Lisle, "Les Elephants." Southern Review 11:436-9.
Translations:
Constantine Cavafy, "Candles"; "In the Cafe." American Poetry
Review, September/October, p. 40.
|
1976 |
Translation: The Odes of Pindar. Second Edition. Chicago.
Poem: "Waves," in The Water of Light: A Miscellany in Honor of Brewster Ghiselin, edited by Henry Taylor. Salt Lake City (University of Utah
Press), pp. 130-3.
Review:
"Poetry Chronicle." Hudson Review 29:113-129.
Poem: "Forlorn
Dream Song (for John Berryman)," in A Tumult for John Berryman, edtied by Marguerite Harris. Washington (The Dryad Press).
Poems:
"Night Travel"; "Riviera Railway"; "The Island"; "Former Residence." Hudson Review 29:343-5.
|
1977 |
Poem: "Gehenna." New Yorker, 6 June, p. 129.
Poem: "Fall
Guise." The Sound of a Few Leaves.
Poems:
"Rondel"; "To Charles, Duke of Orleans." Boston University
Journal 25.2:18.
|
1978 |
Bibliographical
Memoir: Sir Denys Page. Yearbook of the American Philosophical
Society, pp. 105-6.
|
1979 |
Translation: The Four Gospels and the Revelation. New York (Farrar
Straus & Giroux).
Poems:
"Coastal Stuff"; "Sliding Scales"; "Western Ways." Poetry, pp. 256-8.
Review:
"Poetry Chronicle." Hudson Review 32:441-54.
Article:
"Optative of Consent and Refusal." Arktouros: Hellenic Studies
Presented to Bernard M.W. Knox. Berlin and New York, pp.
209-16.
|
1980 |
Poems:
"Medea to the Women of Cointh"; "Disadvantages." The Ark, p. 14; For Rexroth, pp. 269-71.
Short Appreciation:
"Tribute to I.A. Richards." PN Review 16:33.
Poem: "The
Cement Works at Eleusis" or "The Rage of Demeter." Richard Eberhart.
|
1981 |
Poems:
"The Elite"; "Winter Return"; "Form and Actuality." Poetry Northwest
21:3-4.
Poems:
"Shanhaikuan"; "The Used to Have a Homecoming Day"; "Aspects
of Time"; "Home." Hudson Review 34:57-9.
Review: Brotherly Love, by Danilel Hoffman. Philadelphia Bulletin.
Poem: "Monadology." The Press 9:13.
Poems:
"Flesh Tones"; "Bone Structure." Poetry 138:149-50.
Poem: "Painter." Pearl 8:1.
Poems
from Three Decades. Chicago (Midway Reprints).
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1982 |
Poem: "Tales
from the Father of History." Times Literary Supplement, 1 January, p. 5.
Review:
"Embarrassed with Riches." Hudson Review 35:154-8.
Poem: "Blood
Relations." Philadelphia Poets 2.11.
Poem: "Mountain
Tops." Scape 2.9.
Translation: The New Testament: Acts and Epistles. New York (Farrar
Straus & Giroux)
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1983 |
Poems:
Continuing Conclusions. Baton Rouge (Lousiaina State University
Press).
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1985 |
Poem: "The
Idea of a Town." Hudson Review 38:56.
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1986 |
Poem: "Intimation
of Immortality." Light Year. Cleveland (Case Western
Reserve, Bits Press).
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