"Poema del Cid" is one | 32 |
"Paradise Lost" is one | 32 |
"Doctor Zhivago," e.g. | 32 |
"Divine Comedy" is one | 32 |
Like "Orlando Furioso" | 32 |
"The Odyssey," for one | 32 |
Extended and dramatic narratives | 32 |
Works inspired by Calliope, e.g. | 32 |
Poems like the "Iliad" | 32 |
"Paradise Lost" et al. | 32 |
"Cleopatra" and others | 32 |
Possessor of a discerning palate | 32 |
They're shorter than periods | 32 |
Louis Braille or Louis Chevrolet | 32 |
''Aeneid,'' e.g. | 32 |
Girl in "Silas Marner" | 32 |
Mike of "Next Day Air" | 32 |
Many of Elvis's RCA releases | 32 |
Three-year-olds run around there | 32 |
_____ Downs (English race track) | 32 |
Monroe's ___ of Good Feeling | 32 |
Period in a historian's book | 32 |
When it's low, it's good | 32 |
Time, in this puzzle's theme | 32 |
Time of "Good Feeling" | 32 |
Steinem or Seaver concern: Abbr. | 32 |
Silent ___ (time before talkies) | 32 |
History book discussion, perhaps | 32 |
Good fig. for Maddux or Martinez | 32 |
Gay Nineties or Roaring Twenties | 32 |
Fanning someone makes it go down | 32 |
Chapter in a geology text, maybe | 32 |
"--- of Good Feelings" | 32 |
"___ of Good Feelings" | 32 |
Victorian and Edwardian, for two | 32 |
Eoarchean and Neoarchean are two | 32 |
''-zoic'' things | 32 |
Stats for Pirates with good arms | 32 |
Periods of history on a timeline | 32 |
Can be easily removed by rubbing | 32 |
Evanescence "___ This" | 32 |
Cardigans "___/Rewind" | 32 |
1996 Arnold Schwarzenegger movie | 32 |
Helpful tip for a puzzle solver? | 32 |
Crossword-puzzle maker's aid | 32 |
Word in a proof's conclusion | 32 |
The ''E'' in QED | 32 |
One of Mnemosyne's daughters | 32 |
Pindar's patroness of poetry | 32 |
One with Clio, Thalia and Urania | 32 |
Puzzle maker's favorite Muse | 32 |
One of Terpsichore's sisters | 32 |
Mythical inventor of the kithara | 32 |
Muse appropriate for this puzzle | 32 |
Classic label in classical music | 32 |
Monogram of Tarzan's creator | 32 |
"Das Lied von der ___" | 32 |
Obsolete palindromic preposition | 32 |
"Prior to," poetically | 32 |
". . . ___ I saw Elba" | 32 |
It comes before "long" | 32 |
"Able was I ___ I ..." | 32 |
"Able was I ___ . . ." | 32 |
Like a Siberian Husky's ears | 32 |
Like an attentive dog's ears | 32 |
Future engineer's toy, maybe | 32 |
Future architect's plaything | 32 |
Beams, nuts, bolts, motors, etc. | 32 |
" . . . ___ saw Elba" | 32 |
Spanish pop tune of the '70s | 32 |
1974 pop hit with Spanish lyrics | 32 |
Centimeter-gram-second work unit | 32 |
About 624 billion electron-volts | 32 |
Algeria's Grand ___ Oriental | 32 |
Philosopher's "so" | 32 |
10 million of them equal a joule | 32 |
___ per second (luminosity unit) | 32 |
They can be used to measure work | 32 |
"___ tu" (Verdi work) | 32 |
"Layla" singer Clapton | 32 |
Idle of "Monty Python" | 32 |
Football Hall of Famer Dickerson | 32 |
Actor Bana of "Munich" | 32 |
One of the acting Roberts family | 32 |
Guitarist Clapton of Blind Faith | 32 |
Costar of John, Terry and Graham | 32 |
Clapton of Derek and the Dominos | 32 |
"Spamalot" writer Idle | 32 |
"All My Children" role | 32 |
Jong who wrote "Fanny" | 32 |
"Loveroot" author Jong | 32 |
Lake named after an Indian tribe | 32 |
Tribe also called the Cat Nation | 32 |
Pennsylvania's Flagship City | 32 |
One of Jay Gould's railroads | 32 |
Northernmost Pennsylvania county | 32 |
New York county south of Niagara | 32 |
Where ships for Perry were built | 32 |
Upstate New York's ___ Canal | 32 |
Site of the Cuyahoga's mouth | 32 |