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Excerpt from A Study of Virgil's Descriptions of NatureCred fountains and the well known streams shall you find a cooling shade. On one side, as hitherto, the hedge, where bees of Hibla suck the willow blos soms, shall coax sleep to your eyes with its gentle murmurings. Here, from the lofty rock, the vine-dresser shall sing. Nor shall the wood-dove cease its cooing, nor the turtle dove in the elm.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hu...

Excerpt from A Study of Virgil's Descriptions of NatureHere among the sa Undefined Not defined One. Cred fountains and the well known streams shall you find a cooling shade. On one side, as hitherto, the hedge, where bees of Hibla suck the willow blos soms, shall coax sleep to your eyes with its gentle murmurings. Here, from the lofty rock, the vine-dresser shall sing. Nor shall the wood-dove cease its cooing, nor the turtle dove in the elm.No...

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Excerpt from A Study of Virgil's Descriptions of NatureHere among the sa Undefined Not defined One. Cred fountains and the well known streams shall you find a cooling shade. On one side, as hitherto, the hedge, where bees of Hibla suck the willow blos soms, shall coax sleep to your eyes with its gentle murmurings. Here, from the lofty rock, the vine-dresser shall sing. Nor shall the wood-dove cease its cooing, nor the turtle dove in the elm.No...