Editing Robert Bridges (section)

==Major works==
Dates given are of first publication and significant revisions.

===Poetry collections===
*The Growth of Love (1876; 1889; 1898), a sequence of (24; 79; 69) sonnets
*Prometheus the Firegiver: A Mask in the Greek Manner (1883)
*[[Eros and Psyche (Robert Bridges)|Eros and Psyche: A Narrative Poem in Twelve Measures]] (1885; 1894), a story from the Latin of Apuleius
*Shorter Poems, Books I–IV (1890)
*Shorter Poems, Books I–V (1894)
*New Poems (1899)
*Demeter: A Mask (1905), performed in 1904 at the opening of the [[Somerville College Library]]
*Ibant Obscuri: An Experiment in the Classical Hexameter (1916), with reprint of summary of Stone's Prosody, accompanied by 'later observations & modifications'
*October and Other Poems (1920)
*The Tapestry: Poems (1925), in [[neo-Miltonic syllabics]]
*New Verse (1926), includes verse of ''The Tapestry''
*{{Wikisource link|The Testament of Beauty}} (1929)

===Verse drama===
*Nero (1885), an historical tragedy; called ''The First Part of Nero'' subsequent to the publication of ''Nero: Part II''
*The Feast of Bacchus (1889); partly translated from the ''Heauton-Timoroumenos'' of [[Terence]]
*Achilles in Scyros (1890), a drama in a mixed manner
*Palicio (1890), a romantic drama in five acts in the Elizabethan manner
*The Return of Ulysses (1890), a drama in five acts in a mixed manner
*The Christian Captives (1890), a tragedy in five acts in a mixed manner; on the same subject as [[Pedro Calderón de la Barca|Calderón]]'s ''El Principe Constante''
*The Humours of the Court (1893), a comedy in three acts; founded on Calderón's ''El secreto á voces'' and on [[Lope de Vega]]'s ''El Perro del hortelano''
*Nero, Part II (1894)

===Prose===
*[[Milton's Prosody (book)|Milton's Prosody, With a Chapter on Accentual Verse]] (1893; 1901; 1921), based on essays published in 1887 and 1889
*Keats (1895)
*Hymns from the Yattendon Hymnal (1899)
*The Spirit of Man (1916)
*Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins (1918), edited with notes by R.B.
*The Necessity of Poetry (1918)
*Collected Essays, Papers, Etc. (1927–36)