Available Poems in The Sonnets of Michael Angelo Buonarroti and Tommaso Campanella now for the first time translated into rhymed English (by John Addington Symonds )
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- A dialogue with Love CAT FRE GER GER LIT RUS
- After the death of Vittoria Colonna: Irreparable loss CAT FRE GER LIT RUS
- A heart of flaming sulphur, flesh of tow (John Mitchell) GER
- A Prayer to Nature: Amor Redivivus GER
- Blest spirit who with loving tenderness (John Mitchell) CZE GER
- Choice soul, in which, as in a glass we see (John Mitchell) FRE LIT SPA
- From heaven his spirit came, and robed in clay (John Mitchell) CAT FRE GER LIT RUS
- He who ordained, when first the world began (John Mitchell) GER GER
- Love's entreaty FRE GER LIT SPA
- Love's expostulation FRE GER LIT SPA
- Love's Loadstone GER GER GER
- No Escape from Love
- On Dante Alighieri CAT FRE GER LIT RUS
- On Rome in the Pontificate of Julius II CAT FRE LIT RUS
- The garland and the girdle CAT FRE GER GER LIT RUS
- To Tommaso de' Cavalieri: Love the light-giver FRE GER GER LIT SPA SPA
- To Vittoria Colonna (John Mitchell) GER
- Waiting for Death CAT FRE GER LIT RUS