Select Elegies of Propertius

A translation of the elegies of Roman poet Sextus Propertius, with extensive commentary and analysis by scholar John Percival Postgate. These elegies explore themes of love, loss, and the contradictions of human emotion, with a focus on Propertius' turbulent relationship with his lover Cynthia.
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