Cavafy: 166 poems

Foreword
 Acknowledgements
 Introduction
 Cavafy's Values
 Poems
 Walls
 An Old Man
 Achilles' Horses
 Prayer
 Sarpedon's Funeral
 Candles
 The First Step
 Old Men's Souls
 Che Fece ... il Gran Rifiuto
 Interruption
 Windows
 Thermopylae
 Faithlessness
 Waiting for the Barbarians
 Voices
 Desires
 The Trojans
 King Demetrios
 Dionysos' Band
 Monotony
 Footsteps
 That's He
 The City
 The Satrapy
 The Ides of March
 Finalities
 Sculptor of Tyana
 The God Leaves Anthony
 Ionic
 The Glory of the Ptolemies
 Ithaca
 The Dangers
 Philhellene
 Herodes Atticus
 Alexandrian Kings
 Come Back. At ChurchVery Rarely
 To the Extent that You Can
 The Shop's
 I Went
 The Tomb of the Grammarian Lysias
 Eurion's Grave
 Chandelier
 Long Ago
 But Wise Men, Approaching Events
 Theodotos
 At the Café Door
 He Swears
 One Night
 Morning Sea
 Painted
 Orophernes
 The Battle of Magnesia
 Manuel Komnenos
 The Seleucid's Displeasure
 When They Stir
 On the Street
 Before the Statue of Endymion
 In Osroene's City
 Passage
 For Ammones Who Died, Age 29, in 610
 A God of Theirs
 At Evening
 To Pleasure
 Grey
 Iasis' Grave
 In the Month of Athyr
 I've Looked So Hard
 Ignatius' Tomb
 Days of 1903. The Tobacconist's WindowCaesarion
 Body Remember
 Lanes' Grave
 Recognition
 Nero's Limit
 Ambassadors from Alexandria
 Aristoboulos
 In Port
 Aimilianos Monai, Alexandrian, 628-655 a.d.
 From Nine O'Clock
 By the House
 Next Table
 Afternoon Sun
 To Stay
 Of the Jews
 Imenos
 On Board
 Demetrios Soter
 If He Did Die
 Young Men of Sidon, 400 a.d.
 So They Come
 Darius
 Anna Komnena
 Byzantine Official in Exile, Poetaster
 Their Origin
 The Benevolence of Alexander Vala
 Melancholy of Jason Kleander, Poet in Commagene, 595 a.d.
 Demaratos
 I Brought to Art. From the School of the Famous PhilosopherThe Silversmith
 Who Fought for the Achaean League
 To Antiochos Epiphanes
 In an Old Book
 In Despair
 Julian Observing Too Little Esteem
 Epitaph of Antiochos, King of Commagene
 Theater of Sidon (400 a.d.)
 Julian in Nikomedia
 Before Time Changes Them
 He Came to Read
 31 b.c. in Alexandria
 John Kantakouzinos Prevails
 Temethos, Antiochene, 400 a.d.
 Of Colored Glass
 The Twenty-fifth Year of his Life
 On the Italian Shore
 In a Boring Little Town
 Apollonius Tyaneus in Rhodes
 Kleitos Ill
 In a Town of Asia Minor
 Priest at the Serapeion. In the TavernsA Great Train of Priests and Laity
 Sophist out of Syria
 Julian and the Men of Antioch
 Anna Dalassini
 Days of 1896
 Two Young Men, 23 to 24 Years Old
 Greek from Old
 Days of 1901
 You Do Not Comprehend
 A Young Man, for His Art-24 Years Old
 In Sparta
 Picture of a 23 Year Old Young Man Done by a Friend of the Same Age, Amateur
 In a Large Greek Colony, 200 b.c.
 A Duke from Western Libya
 Kimon, Son of Learchos, 22 Years Old, Student of Greek Literature (in Kyrene)
 On the Way to Sinope
 Days of 1909, '10, and '11
 Myres: Alexandria. 340 a.d.