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Virgil
Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro, c. 70–19 BCE) was a Roman poet and the foremost literary figure of the Augustan Age. Born in Andes near Mantua (present-day northern Italy), Virgil received a classical education in rhetoric, philosophy, and poetry in Rome and Naples. He rose to prominence under the patronage of Emperor Augustus, crafting works that blended Greek literary models with Roman national identity. Virgil’s p
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The Aeneids of Virgil
Virgil · 1876 (Morris verse trans.) · William Morris’s celebrated verse translation of the Aeneid.Book
The Works of Virgil
Virgil · n.d. · Containing the pastorals, georgics, and Aeneid. Complete collected edition of Virgil’s major works.Book
Virgil (Loeb Edition)
Virgil · 1950 (Fairclough trans., Loeb) · Eclogues, Georgics, and Aeneid in the Loeb Classical Library.Book