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Poems. 1795.
reviews: Analytical Rev 22, Aug 1795; Br Critic 6, Sep 1795;
Monthly Rev n.s. 21, Nov 1796; Critical Rev n.s. 19, Apr 1797.
Moral epistle respectfully dedicated to Earl Stanhope. 1795.
review: Critical Rev n.s. 19, Apr 1797.
To the burgesses of Warwick. [Warwick 1797]; ed R. H. Super, Oxford
1949 (Luttrell Soc).
Gebir: a poem in seven books. 1798 (facs Oxford 1993). Oxford 1803;
Gebirus poema, Oxford 1803 (Latin trn by Landor); Gebir and
Count Julian, ed H. Morley, London 1887.
reviews: [Southey, R.] Critical Rev Sep 1799; Gentleman’s Mag
suppl 1799; Br Critic Feb 1800; Monthly Rev n.s. 31, Feb 1800.
Poems from the Arabic and Persian with notes by the author of
Gebir. Warwick 1800 (1st issue, with Fr preface); Warwick and
London 1800 (2nd issue), London 1927 (facs).
review: Monthly Rev n.s. 44, July 1804.
Poetry by the author of Gebir. Warwick 1800 (1st issue, with An
address to the fellows of Trinity College Oxford, Postscript to
Gebir etc), 1802 (2nd issue).
reviews: [Southey, R.] Annual Rev 1 1802; Br Critic 20, Oct 1802;
Anti-Jacobin Rev 13, Nov 1802; Poetical Register for 1802; Critical
Rev n.s. 38, June 1803.
Iambi incerto auctore. [Oxford? 1802?].
Simonidea. Bath [1806].
review: Anti-Jacobin Rev 26, Apr 1807.
Three letters written in Spain to D. Francisco Riquelme [Riguelme].
1809.
Ode ad Gustavum regem; ode ad Gustavum exulem. 1810.
Count Julian: a tragedy. 1812.
review: [Southey, R.] Quart Rev 8, 1812.
Commentary on memoirs of Mr Fox. 1812 (ptd but not pbd); rptd as
Charles James Fox: a commentary on his life and character, ed S.
Wheeler 1907.
Letters addressed to Lord Liverpool and the Parliament on the preliminaries
of peace by Calvus. 1814.
Letter from Mr Landor to Mr Jervis. Bath 1814, Gloucester Jnl 23 May
1814.
Idyllia nova quinque heroum atque heroidum. Oxford 1815.
Sponsalia Polyxenae. Pistoia 1819.
Idyllia heroica decem librum phaleuciorum unum. Pisa 1820.
Poche osservazioni sullo stato attuale di que’ popoli che vogliono
governarsi per mezzo delle rappresentanze. [Naples?] 1821.
Imaginary conversations of literary men and statesmen. Vols 1–2
1824, 1826; vol 3 1828; vols 4–5 1829; 5 vols Boston 1882, London
1883; [selections] ed H. Ellis 1886, [1895]; ed A. G. Newcomer, New
York 1899; [selections] ed C. L. Proudfit, Lincoln NE 1969;
Classical (imaginary) conversations Greek, Roman, modern, ed
G. M. Adam, Washington [1901]; ed J. P. Mahaffy [London 1910,
1925]; ed F. A. Cavenagh, Oxford 1914; ed E. de Selincourt, Oxford
1915 (WC); ed T. E. Welby, Oxford 1934 (introd by C. Williams,
notes by F. A. Cavenagh and A. C. Ward); ed R. H. Boothroyd 1936
(Limited Edns Club); tr Ger 1878, 1919, 1923, Süddeutsche
Monatshefte Sep 1932.
Reviews (of vols 1–2): [Taylor, H.] Quart Rev 30, Jan 1824; [Hazlitt,
W.] Edinburgh Rev 40, Mar 1824; [Wilson, J.?] Blackwood’s Mag
15, Apr 1824; [Hare, J. C.] London Mag May 1824; (of vol 3):
[Hazlitt, W.] London Weekly Rev June 1828.
Citation and examination of William Shakspeare before the worshipful
Sir Thomas Lucy Knight touching deer stealing, to which
is added a conference of Master Edmund Spenser, a gentleman of
note, with the Earl of Essex touching the state of Ireland. 1834,
1891; ed H. W. Mabie, New York [1891].
Pericles and Aspasia. 2 vols 1836, Philadelphia 1839, 1 vol Boston
1871; ed C. G. Crump 2 vols London 1890 (Temple Lib); ed H. Ellis
[1892]; ed G. R. Dennis 1903.
Walter Savage Landor
reviews: Examiner 27 Mar 1836; [Forster, J.] Examiner 3 Apr
1836.
The letters of a conservative, in which are shown the only means of
saving what is left of the English Church. 1836.
Terry Hogan: an eclogue. 1836. Anon, probably Landor’s.
A satire on satirists and admonition to detractors. 1836.
Literary hours by various friends. Ed J. Ablett, Liverpool 1837 (priv
ptd). Contains prose and verse by Landor.
The pentameron and pentalogia. 1837, Boston 1888 (with Citation
and examination of William Shakspeare, minor prose pieces and
criticisms); ed H. Ellis 1889; ed D. Pettoello, Turin 1954. A poet’s
dream (from The pentameron), Edinburgh 1928 (priv ptd).
Andrea of Hungary and Giovanna of Naples. 1839.
Fra Rupert. 1840.
To Robert Browning. [1845]. Rptd from Morning Chron 22 Nov
1845.
The hellenics enlarged and completed. 1847; The hellenics, comprising
heroic idyls &c, Edinburgh 1859 (enlarged); with Gebir,
ed A. Symons 1907 (Temple Classics); tr Ital, 1908; Fr by B.
Buisson, Paris 1916.
The Italics of Landor. 1848.
Savagius Landor Lamartino. [Bath? 1848].
Imaginary conversation of King Carlo-Alberto and the Duchess
Belgioioso on the affairs and prospects of Italy. [1848].
Carmen ad heroinam. [Bath? 1848].
Epistola ad Pium IX pontificem. [Bath? 1849].
Epistola ad Romanos. [Bath? 1849].
Ad Cossuthum et Bemum. [Bath? 1849].
Statement of occurrences at Llanbedr. Bath [1849].
Popery, British and foreign. 1851, Boston 1851.
On Kossuth’s voyage to America. [Birmingham? 1851].
Tyrannicide, published for the benefit of the Hungarians in
America. [Bath 1851].
Imaginary conversations of Greeks and Romans. 1853; Epicurus
Leontion and Ternissa [1896].
The last fruit off an old tree. 1853.
Letters of an American mainly on Russia and revolution. 1854.
Antony and Octavius: scenes for the study. 1856.
Letter from Landor to R. W. Emerson. Bath [1856]; rptd with
Emerson’s paper on Landor from Dial, ed S. A. Jones, Cleveland
OH 1895.
Landor and the Honorable Mrs Yescombe. [Bath 1857].
Mr Landor threatened. Bath [1857], [1857].
Dry sticks fagoted by Landor. Edinburgh 1858.
Mr Landor’s remarks on a suit preferred against him at the summer
assizes in Taunton 1858. 1859.
Savonarola e il priore di San Marco. Florence 1860.
Heroic idyls with additional poems. 1863.
An address to the Fellows of Trinity College Oxford on the alarm of
invasion. 1917 (priv ptd).
Garibaldi and the President of the Sicilian Senate (an Imaginary
conversation). 1917 (priv ptd).
A modern Greek idyl. 1917 (priv ptd).
To Elizabeth Barrett Browning and other verses. 1917 (priv ptd).
See also vols ed S. Wheeler and H. C. Minchin under Letters and papers,
below.
Contributions to periodicals
See R. H. Super, Landor’s unrecorded contributions to periodicals
under Bibliographies, above, and Wellesley 5, 1989.
Letters and papers
Madden, R. R. The literary life and correspondence of the Countess
of Blessington, 3 vols 1855.
Lowell, J. R. Some letters of Landor. Century Mag Feb 1888. To Mary
Boyle.
Morrison, A. Collection of autograph letters and historical
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