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Excerpt from The Fourth Book of Virgil's Aeneid, Being the Entire Episode of the Loves of Dido and Aeneas, Translated Into English Verse: To Which Are Added the Following Poems, Viz. I. On His Grace the Duke of Marlborough, II. On Her Grace the Dutchess of Montague, Written in the Year, 1710, III. Another on the Fame, Written in the Year 1714, IV. An Ode to a Young LadyThe Mom face ceding had recall'd the my, And chas'd the humid Shades Of Nig...

Excerpt from Caxton's Eneydos, 1490: Englisht From the French Liure Des Eneydes, 1483This curious little book was printed by Caxton, and specially dedicated to Prince Arthur, eldest son Of King Henry VII. It is a translation into English by Caxton himself of a French version of the 'aeneid, ' and is a folio, as usual without any title-page but Caxton in his colophon at the end gives the date of the translation as June 22nd, 1490, that being pr...

Excerpt from Publii Virgilii Maronis Bucolicôn Liber, The Bucolics of Virgil, Literally Translated Into English Prose, From the Text of Heyne: With the Scanning of Each Verse, the Synthetical Order, a More Free Translation, and a Copious Body of Notes Explanatory, Critical, and HistoricalDictionary, will make more rapid and solid progress than he possibly could~ make without such helps. Only let every word be parsed, and let the Gram mar Rules...

Excerpt from The Georgics of Virgil in English VerseAnd thou - O thou l - none knows what place in the courts of the sky Thou, Caesar wilt choose, To our cities wilt thou descend from on high, 2 5 And watch 0 er the weal of the world - shall the lands' vast circle adore Thee, as the Giver of Increase, the Lord of the Seasons Four.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forg...

Excerpt from The Story Of Turnus From Vergil's Aeneid, Books VII-XII: With Notes And IntroductionTO the reader who has followed Aeneas through the first six books of Vergil's poem, from Troy to Carthage, thence to Sicily, and finally to his landing at Cumae, it need only be said by way of introduction to the story of Turnus, that after his return from the lower world, as described in the sixth book of the Aeneid, Aeneas goes on board his ¿eet,...

Excerpt from Bucolics, Vol. 1: Introduction and TextTitles of the poems. Early life of Virgil. Origin and rise of Pastoral poetry. The 'muse of Sicily developed by Virgil. How far was he an angina! Poet? The rise, progress, and decline of modern Pastoral. Publication of the Eclogues. Mss. And principal Editions. Various readings and critical remarks.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. F...

Excerpt from The Seventh Book of Vergil's Aeneid: Edited for the Use of SchoolsI very well remember hearing Dr. Francis Gardner, for forty years headmaster of the Boston Latin School, and one of the most noted classical teachers in this country, say publicly that he deemed it of small import ance that a boy should be able, at the end of the six years' course in his school, to read Cicero or Xenophon. What did he value as the outcome of so long...

Excerpt from The Story Of Turnus From Vergil's Aeneid, Books VII-XII: With Notes And IntroductionTO the reader who has followed Aeneas through the first six books of Vergil's poem, from Troy to Carthage, thence to Sicily, and finally to his landing at Cumae, it need only be said by way of introduction to the story of Turnus, that after his return from the lower world, as described in the sixth book of the Aeneid, Aeneas goes on board his ¿eet,...

Excerpt from P. Virgilii Maronis Opera, Vol. 4: Varietate Lectionis Et Perpetua Adnotatione Illustrata, Carmina MinoraCum interpretationis omnis feverior ratio a leóºtionis veritate proficifcatur: in his, qua a me curanda erant, critica fubtihtati con jeãandique licentiaa tribuendum erat plus, quam aut mos meus, aut otium, aut inge nium fortaffe ferebat nec unquam ad emen dandi hoc genus, quod in verbis litterarumque apicibus haret, fatis magn...

Excerpt from Aeneidos Liber 5: Edited With English Notes by a SidgwickFor the sake of clearness, it has been thought better to divide what little there is to say by way of introduction into the following heads.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technolog...

Excerpt from P. Virgili Maronis Carmina: Breviter EnarravitVehementer autem probo, quod quidam Viri Bocti, ut Laur. Ler, sch Vi1 optime de hoc genere litterarum meritus, in Antiquitati bus Ve1gilianis, postquam Vergilian, non Vi1gilium, audisse hunc poe tam ostendi, illa nominis huius fo1ma uti coeperunt, ipse in hac quidem editione uti non sum ausus [ne 111 hac quidem nova, ci10umspecto p1uden tissimi Redemptoris iudicio obsecutus.About the P...

Excerpt from P. Virgilii Maronis Opera, Vol. 4: Varietate Lectionis Et Perpetua Adnotatione Illustrata, Carmina MinoraCum interpretationis omnis feverior ratio a leóºtionis veritate proficifcatur: in his, qua a me curanda erant, critica fubtihtati con jeãandique licentiaa tribuendum erat plus, quam aut mos meus, aut otium, aut inge nium fortaffe ferebat nec unquam ad emen dandi hoc genus, quod in verbis litterarumque apicibus haret, fatis magn...

Excerpt from P. Virgili Maronis Carmina: Breviter EnarravitVehementer autem probo, quod quidam Viri Bocti, ut Laur. Ler, sch Vi1 optime de hoc genere litterarum meritus, in Antiquitati bus Ve1gilianis, postquam Vergilian, non Vi1gilium, audisse hunc poe tam ostendi, illa nominis huius fo1ma uti coeperunt, ipse in hac quidem editione uti non sum ausus [ne 111 hac quidem nova, ci10umspecto p1uden tissimi Redemptoris iudicio obsecutus.About the P...

Excerpt from Publii Virgilii Maronis Georgicorum Libri Quatuor: The Georgicks of Virgil, With an English Translation and NotesThose who have been accustomed to see the noble art of Husbandry committed to the management of the meanest people, may think the majestic style which Vir gil has used not well adapted to thesubject.' But the poet wrote for the delight and instruction of a people, whose dictators and consuls had been husbandmen, His exp...

Excerpt from P. Virgilius Maro Varietate Lectionis Et Perpetua Adnotatione Illustratus a Chr. Gottl. Heyne, Accedunt Indices Editio Novis Curis Emendata Et Aucta, Vol. 1: Bucolica Et GeorgicaNegotium mihi impofuerat: cuius aucto ritate et oonfilio victus illud in me recepi, edi tum recens adhuc in hoc litterarum genere nec nifi nuper academico mu neri admotus, cui, Viribus corporis in gennque longa multiplicique aerumna fraotis, nondum pare_m ...

Excerpt from Les Bucoliques: Texte Latin, Publies Avec une Étude Biographique Et Littéraire, une Notice sur la Métrique, des Notes Critiques, un Index des Noms Propres Et des Notes ExplicativesLe virgil£ d'eugène Benoist remonte à 1873, si ses éditeurs se décident aujourd'hui a lui en substituer un autre, ce n'est pas que l'oeuvre ait vieilli ces quarante années ont montre qu'elle était à l'épreuve du temps, et que, par l'exactitude du texte e...

Excerpt from Les Bucoliques: Texte Latin, Publies Avec une Étude Biographique Et Littéraire, une Notice sur la Métrique, des Notes Critiques, un Index des Noms Propres Et des Notes ExplicativesLe virgil£ d'eugène Benoist remonte à 1873, si ses éditeurs se décident aujourd'hui a lui en substituer un autre, ce n'est pas que l'oeuvre ait vieilli ces quarante années ont montre qu'elle était à l'épreuve du temps, et que, par l'exactitude du texte e...

Excerpt from P. Virgilius Maro Varietate Lectionis Et Perpetua Adnotatione Illustratus a Chr. Gottl. Heyne, Accedunt Indices Editio Novis Curis Emendata Et Aucta, Vol. 1: Bucolica Et GeorgicaNegotium mihi impofuerat: cuius aucto ritate et oonfilio victus illud in me recepi, edi tum recens adhuc in hoc litterarum genere nec nifi nuper academico mu neri admotus, cui, Viribus corporis in gennque longa multiplicique aerumna fraotis, nondum pare_m ...

Excerpt from Virgils Aeneis: Erstes Bis Neuntes Buch, Theil 1-3Vie - le:: fp:id)t nichl:inzis un:: dei:: be: ge:ei@te EURgo:émué, be: bam: fd)fau bei:: ®d¿eytr ew: Ri¿e... wm: M.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the w...