Narrative poem · 1814
Roderick, the Last of the Goths
A Tragic Poem
A blank-verse epic in twenty-five sections on the last Visigothic king of Spain, who after his defeat by the Moors lives on as a penitent and fights again beside Pelayo.
Contents · 25 parts
- I. Roderick and Romanoabout 300 lines
- II. Roderick in Solitudeabout 260 lines
- III. Adosindaabout 430 lines
- IV. The Monastery of St. Felixabout 320 lines
- V. Roderick and Siverianabout 370 lines
- VI. Roderick in Times pastabout 220 lines
- VII. Roderick and Pelayoabout 190 lines
- VIII. Alphonsoabout 210 lines
- IX. Florindaabout 140 lines
- X. Roderick and Florindaabout 420 lines
- XI. Count Pedro’s Castleabout 190 lines
- XII. The Vowabout 230 lines
- XIII. Count Eudonabout 260 lines
- XIV. The Rescueabout 170 lines
- XV. Roderick at Cangasabout 290 lines
- XVI. Covadongaabout 340 lines
- XVII. Roderick and Siverianabout 270 lines
- XVIII. The Acclamationabout 360 lines
- XIX. Roderick and Rusillaabout 140 lines
- XX. The Moorish Campabout 310 lines
- XXI. The Fountain in the Forestabout 480 lines
- XXII. The Moorish Councilabout 250 lines
- XXIII. The Vale of Covadongaabout 290 lines
- XXIV. Roderick and Count Julianabout 280 lines
- XXV. Roderick in Battleabout 600 lines