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___ of Solomon (book of the Apocrypha), 4 letters
___ of Solomon (noncanonical book), 4 letters
___ of Solomon (one of the lost books of the Bible), 4 letters
___ of Solomon (ancient hymn book), 4 letters
___ of Solomon: religious works, 4 letters
___ to Common Things (Neruda book), 4 letters
___ to Common Things (Pablo Neruda work), 4 letters
Elemental ___ (Pablo Neruda work), 4 letters
For the Fallen et al., 4 letters
The Book of ___ (China's Shi Jing), 4 letters
To a Louse and To a Mouse, 4 letters
To Autumn and others, 4 letters
To the Moon and others, 4 letters
Appreciative verses, 4 letters
Beethoven's to joy and Bobbie Gentry's to Billy Joe, 4 letters
Beethoven's to Joy and Gentry's to Billie Joe, 4 letters
Book of ___ (collection of poems compiled by Confucius), 4 letters
Catullian compositions, 4 letters
Catullus compositions, 4 letters
Celebratory compositions, 4 letters
Certain works by Horace, 4 letters
Coleridge selections, 4 letters
Compositions of exaltation, 4 letters
Confucius's 'Book of ___', 4 letters
Congreve collection, 4 letters
Contents of Horace's Carmina, 4 letters
Contents of Horace's The Carmina, 4 letters
Dedicated compositions, 4 letters
Dedicated literature, 4 letters
Dedicated offerings, 4 letters
Emotion-filled poems, 4 letters
Emotion-laden works, 4 letters
English 101 reading, 4 letters
English reading, perhaps, 4 letters
Erato's inspirations, 4 letters
Expressions of praise, 4 letters
Features of Sophocles plays, 4 letters
Heading in a Keats volume, 4 letters
High-flown tributes, 4 letters
Homages that may be urned?, 4 letters
Horace's ___ and Satires, 4 letters
Horatian and Pindaric, 4 letters
Horatian collection, 4 letters
Keats and Shelley works, 4 letters
Keats poems, perhaps, 4 letters
Laudatory literature, 4 letters
Lengthy dedications, 4 letters
Lit class reading, maybe, 4 letters
Literary works that typically begin To A, 4 letters
Literature class reading, perhaps, 4 letters
Literature class readings, 4 letters
Lofty pieces of writing, 4 letters
Many Ronsard pieces, 4 letters
Old-fashioned poems, 4 letters
Old-fashioned verses, 4 letters
Olympian ___ (classical works), 4 letters
Pablo Neruda specialty, 4 letters
Pablo Neruda's ___ To Common Things, 4 letters
Pablo Neruda's ___ to Opposites, 4 letters
Pablo Neruda's Elemental ___, 4 letters
Paul Claudel's Cinq Grandes ___, 4 letters
Pindaric or Horatian poems, 4 letters
Pindaric, Horatian, Sapphic, etc., 4 letters
Poems by Horace, e.g., 4 letters
Poems meant to be sung, 4 letters
Poems of dedication, 4 letters
Poems of high praise, 4 letters
Poems sometimes beginning with To a, 4 letters
Poems starting 'O... ', 4 letters
Poems that were sung originally, 4 letters
Poems with To in their titles, 4 letters
Poems with dedications, 4 letters
Poems with Greek origins, 4 letters
Poems with honorees, 4 letters
Poet laureates' creations, 4 letters
Poetic compositions, 4 letters
Praise-filled poems, 4 letters
Praiseful creations, 4 letters
Praising works of poetry, 4 letters
Purcell specialties, 4 letters
Purcell's ___ and Welcome Songs, 4 letters
Black Sea port, new-style, 5 letters
Ukrainian port (Var.), 5 letters
Ukrainian port, to natives, 5 letters
A port city of south central Ukraine on an arm of the Black Sea, 5 letters
Poems about manners?, 14 letters
___ Steps (Battleship Potemkin location), 6 letters
...Potemkin steps city, 6 letters
'40s home of George Bush, 6 letters
'Battleship Potemkin' setting, 6 letters
'Potemkin' mutiny port, 6 letters
Battleship Potemkin city, 6 letters
Battleship Potemkin locale, 6 letters
Little ___, 1994 Russian-American film drama, 6 letters
Potemkin mutiny locale, 6 letters
Potemkin mutiny site, 6 letters
The ___ File (Forsyth bestseller), 6 letters
The ___ File (Forsyth novel), 6 letters
The ___ File (Forsyth thriller), 6 letters
The ___ File (Frederick Forsyth bestseller), 6 letters
The Battleship Potemkin locale, 6 letters
The Battleship Potemkin port, 6 letters
The Battleship Potemkin setting, 6 letters
1905 revolt setting, 6 letters
1969 Bee Gees album named for a seaport, 6 letters
Battleground of 1941, 6 letters
Battleship Potemkin mutiny setting, 6 letters
Birthplace of Yakov Smirnoff, 6 letters
Black Sea naval base, 6 letters
Black Sea port where Battleship Potemkin was set, 6 letters
City called The Pearl of the Black Sea, 6 letters
City founded by a decree by Catherine the Great, 6 letters
City founded by Catherine the Great, 6 letters
City in Tex. or the U.S.S.R., 6 letters
City in Texas or the Ukraine, 6 letters
City in Texas or Ukraine, 6 letters
City in the Ukraine or Texas, 6 letters
City in western Texas, 6 letters
City name found in both Texas and Ukraine, 6 letters
City near Midland, Tex., 6 letters
City nicknamed Pearl of the Black Sea, 6 letters
City not far from the western terminus of I-20, 6 letters
City on the Black Sea, 6 letters
City on the Black Sea or in west Texas, 6 letters
City on the Permian Basin, 6 letters
City southwest of Midland, 6 letters
City that was home to the first car in Russia, 6 letters
City where Pushkin lived in the 1820s, 6 letters
City where Russian violinist David Oistrakh was born, 6 letters
Classic Bee Gees album, 6 letters
County seat in west Texas, 6 letters
Fictional file name, 6 letters
Forsyth's 'The -- File', 6 letters
Frederick Forsyth's The ___ File, 6 letters
German victory site, October 1941, 6 letters
Grain market on Black Sea, 6 letters
Home of the Potemkin Steps, 6 letters
Isaac Babel's birthplace, 6 letters
Little ___ (Brighton Beach nickname), 6 letters
Little ___ (nickname for the Russian neighborhood of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn), 6 letters
Major Black Sea port, 6 letters
Major port of Ukraine, 6 letters
Name of a Forsyth file, 6 letters
Oil city of west Texas, 6 letters
Oksana Baiul's hometown, 6 letters
Old Soviet naval base site, 6 letters
One locale for the University of Texas, 6 letters
Physicist George Gamow's birthplace, 6 letters
Port city on an arm of the Black Sea, 6 letters
Port on the Black Sea, 6 letters
Potemkin mutiny city, 6 letters
Potemkin mutiny setting, 6 letters
Potemkin Steps city, 6 letters
Potemkin Steps locale, 6 letters
Seaport of southern Ukraine, 6 letters
Seaport on the Black Sea, 6 letters
Seat of Texas's Ector County, 6 letters
Sight from the Black Sea, 6 letters
Site of a historic 1905 revolt, 6 letters
Site of some well-known steps, 6 letters
Site of the Potemkin mutiny, 6 letters
Site of the Potemkin Stairs, 6 letters
Stalin named it a hero city after W.W. II, 6 letters
Texas city east of El Paso, 6 letters
Texas city in Friday Night Lights, 6 letters
Texas city named after a Ukraine city, 6 letters
Texas city named by Russian immigrants, 6 letters
Texas city named by Russians, 6 letters
Texas city named for a city in Ukraine, 6 letters
Texas city named for a Ukrainian seaport, 6 letters
Texas city that's the setting for the film Friday Night Lights, 6 letters
Texas city with an annual Shakespeare Festival, 6 letters
Texas college or its locale, 6 letters
Texas or Ukraine city, 6 letters
Texas town... or the Ukrainian city for which it was named, 6 letters
The Pearl of the Black Sea, 6 letters
Title city of a Forsyth thriller, 6 letters
Twin city of Midland, Texas, 6 letters
Ukraine or Texas city, 6 letters
Ukraine's chief trade port, 6 letters
Ukrainian Black Sea port, 6 letters
Ukrainian port city, 6 letters
Ukrainian port whose staircase is a setting for The Battleship Potemkin, 6 letters
Ukranian birthplace of Yakov Smirnoff, 6 letters
University of Texas locale, 6 letters
West central Texas city, 6 letters
West Texas city named by Russians, 6 letters
West Texas oil town, 6 letters
Where Leon Trotsky grew up, 6 letters
Where Trotsky grew up, 6 letters
Yakov Smirnoff's birthplace, 6 letters
A port city of south central Ukraine on an arm of the Black Sea, 6 letters
A city in western Texas, 6 letters
1974 thriller that begins with the Kennedy assassination, with The, 10 letters
Frederick Forsyth best seller, with The, 10 letters
With The, 1972 Frederick Forsyth novel, 10 letters
Russian comedy club?, 13 letters
Ukrainian response to a joke about Russian politicians?, 13 letters
Friday Night Lights player, e.g., 7 letters
Black Sea city resident, 7 letters
Black Sea port dweller, 7 letters
Certain Black Sea dweller, 7 letters
Certain Ukranian or Texan, 7 letters
City of Contrasts resident, 7 letters
Comedian Yakov Smirnoff, by birth, 7 letters
Figure skater Olga Orlova, by birth, 7 letters
Pianist Emil Gilels, by birth, 7 letters
Resident of a west Texas city, 7 letters
Traveler who might return home by climbing the Potemkin Stairs, 7 letters
Over a million Ukrainians, 8 letters
Cities in Russia and Texas, 7 letters
Friday Night Lights setting, 8 letters