The Odes of Anacreon is a collection of ancient Greek poems by the lyric poet Anacreon, translated by James Ussher. The poems celebrate love, beauty, and wine, and were highly influential on later poets such as Horace and Catullus. This edition includes a critical introduction and notes on the translation.

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