Typewritten quote from Newman by William Barry (1904) on one side of a sheet. Handwritten notes and cancellation. Blank verso.

Typewritten note that includes a quote in French from Plato's Statesman. The quote serves as an epigram for the poem "Betrayal" ("Déloyauté"). (The same quote, in the original, written by Cavafy and destined for the same poem, is correctly referred to as a quote from Plato's Republic).

Typewritten text on one side of half a sheet. Addition of a word in ink. Note in pencil at the top, not by Cavafy. Blank verso. Negative views on Palamas and the language he uses.