Including the brutal Starno and the hero Fingal, part of this work brings Werther and Lotte to tears.
One character in this work proclaims "Roll on, ye dark-brown tears; ye bring no more joy on your course" while lamenting the lack of music compared to a thousand years ago. Â A different character in it rejects ships in tribute from Swaran, preferring a desert with "its deer and woods." Â A battle including Cathmor in this work is engulfed in mist and left up to the reader's imagination. Â Containing sections titled (*) "Cath-Loda" and "Temora," Hugh Blair upheld the authenticity of this work against the attacks of Samuel Johnson, who claimed that its author had not used Gaelic manuscripts in its creation. Â Including the brutal Starno and the hero Fingal, part of this work brings Werther and Lotte to tears. Â For 10 points, name this collection of prose poems by James Macpherson named after a legendary poet.
One character in this work proclaims "Roll on, ye dark-brown tears; ye bring no more joy on your course" while lamenting the lack of music compared to a thousand years ago.
Ossian [accept additional answers like Ossian Poems]