Archive completeness
Complete means all sections in the named source edition, or all surviving sections of an unfinished work. Each text keeps its source and translation credits.
48 complete works and sequences
The Odyssey
24 sections
The Iliad
24 sections
The Aeneid
12 sections
Paradise Lost
12 sections
Paradise Regained
4 sections
Inferno
34 sections
Purgatorio
33 sections
Paradiso
33 sections
The Task
6 sections
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
7 sections
Endymion
4 sections
Don Juan
17 sections
Hyperion
3 sections
Lamia
2 sections
Metamorphoses
15 sections
Shakespeare’s Sonnets
154 sections
Modern Love
50 sections
Phantasmagoria
7 sections
The Eclogues
10 sections
Manfred
3 sections
Adonais
55 sections
Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage
4 sections
In Memoriam A. H. H.
133 sections
Amoretti
89 sections
Astrophil and Stella
119 sections
Holy Sonnets
19 sections
The Prelude
14 sections
A Calendar of Sonnets
12 sections
The Faerie Queene
7 sections
Beowulf
41 sections
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
4 sections
The Waste Land
5 sections
Aurora Leigh
9 sections
Gitanjali
103 sections
Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám (1859)
75 sections
The Bhagavad Gita
18 sections
The Ramayana — Griffith edition
6 sections
Songs of Kabir
100 sections
Song of Myself
52 sections
The Song of Hiawatha
23 sections
The Canterbury Tales
25 sections
The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
10 sections
Songs of Innocence
19 sections
Songs of Experience
27 sections
The Rape of the Lock
5 sections
An Essay on Man
4 sections
Shahnameh — historic English selection
1 sections
Gilgamesh — Old Babylonian fragments
2 sections
Remaining standalone extracts
These entries are still excerpts. Their full source editions need separate verification; they are not counted as complete works.
Auguries of Innocence (opening)
William Blake · Extract
The Reed Flute (Masnavi, opening)
Jalal ad-Din Rumi · Extract
Bristowe Tragedie (excerpt)
Thomas Chatterton · Extract
The Village (excerpt)
George Crabbe · Extract
Washing Day (excerpt)
Anna Lætitia Barbauld · Extract
Resolution and Independence — Opening
William Wordsworth · Extract
Intimations of Immortality — Opening Stanzas
William Wordsworth · Extract
Isabella; or, The Pot of Basil — Opening
John Keats · Extract