The refrain “the world the small the great” is repeated in a poem in this language that considers “the first hour / when the lips still in clay / taste the things of the world.” A poem in this language ends by inviting successors to “turn the heads of the victims,” who will “school them in serenity.” A modernist (15[3])poem in this language is made up of “Genesis,” “Passion,” (15[2])and (15[1])“Gloria” (15[2])sections. (15[3])An instruction (15[1])to “remember the baths (15[1])where (15[1])you were (*) murdered” (10[1])appears before (10[3])the speaker “woke with this marble (10[1])head (10[3])in my hands” (10[1])in a poem in this language, “Mythistorema.” (10[1])The speaker asks “what are we waiting for, (10[2])assembled in the (10[1])forum?” (10[4])in a poem (10[1])in this (10[1])language, (10[4])“Waiting for the Barbarians.” (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (-5[1])name this language used by Constantine Cavafy. ■END■ (10[1])