Ancient Greek & Roman
Moschus
Moschus was a Greek bucolic poet who flourished in Syracuse in the second century BC.
Only a small collection of his works survives, the largest being the Europa; The Lament for Bion was formerly attributed to him but is now assigned to an unknown pupil of Bion.
Poems (19)
- The Runaway Love
- Europa
- The Lament for Bion
- A Comparison
- A Lesson to Lovers
- A River in Love
- Of Love Ploughing
- Book IX, 440: Fugitive Love
- Book XVI, 200: On Love Ploughing
- On a Love Ploughing (Mackail)
- Love the Runaway (Lang)
- Europa and the Bull (Lang)
- The Lament for Bion (Lang)
- Idyll IV (Lang)
- Idyll V (Lang)
- Idyll VI (Lang)
- Idyll VII (Lang)
- Idyll VIII (Lang)
- Idyll IX (Lang)