Hymn cycle · 1914
The Homeric Hymns
Translated by Hugh G. Evelyn-White (1914)
Thirty-three anonymous hymns of invocation to the Greek gods, transmitted alongside Homer’s epics since antiquity and traditionally (though almost certainly wrongly) attributed to him.
Contents · 33 parts
- Hymn I — To Dionysus5 paragraphs
- Hymn II — To Demeter32 paragraphs
- Hymn III — To Delian Apollo33 paragraphs
- Hymn IV — To Hermes44 paragraphs
- Hymn V — To Aphrodite17 paragraphs
- Hymn VI — To Aphrodite2 paragraphs
- Hymn VII — To Dionysus5 paragraphs
- Hymn VIII — To Ares1 paragraph
- Hymn IX — To Artemis2 paragraphs
- Hymn X — To Aphrodite2 paragraphs
- Hymn XI — To Athena5 lines
- Hymn XII — To Hera1 paragraph
- Hymn XIII — To Demeter3 lines
- Hymn XIV — To The Mother Of The Gods1 paragraph
- Hymn XV — To Heracles The Lion-Hearted2 paragraphs
- Hymn XVI — To Asclepius4 lines
- Hymn XVII — To The Dioscuri5 lines
- Hymn XVIII — To Hermes3 paragraphs
- Hymn XIX — To Pan1 paragraph
- Hymn XX — To Hephaestus2 paragraphs
- Hymn XXI — To Apollo5 lines
- Hymn XXII — To Poseidon1 paragraph
- Hymn XXIII — To The Son Of Cronos, Most High2 paragraphs
- Hymn XXIV — To Hestia1 paragraph
- Hymn XXV — To The Muses And Apollo2 paragraphs
- Hymn XXVI — To Dionysus2 paragraphs
- Hymn XXVII — To Artemis1 paragraph
- Hymn XXVIII — To Athena2 paragraphs
- Hymn XXIX — To Hestia3 paragraphs
- Hymn XXX — To Earth The Mother Of All2 paragraphs
- Hymn XXXI — To Helios2 paragraphs
- Hymn XXXII — To Selene2 paragraphs
- Hymn XXXIII — To The Dioscuri2 paragraphs