Virgil

VIRGIL

Publius Vergilius Maro.
Born on 15 October 70 BCE in Andes (Cisalpine Gaul).
Died on 21 September 19 BCE in Brindisium (Southern Italy).
Wikipedia (English), Wikipédia (French).

POEMS

Bucolics (Bucolicon, 37 BCE).
English: Eclogues (Henry Musgrave Wilkins, 1873).
French: Les Bucoliques (Cabaret-Dupaty, 1867, ed. 1897).

Georgics (Georgicon, 30 BCE).
English: Georgics (Henry Musgrave Wilkins, 1873).
French: Les Géorgiques (Cabaret-Dupaty, 1867, ed. 1897).

Aeneid (Æneidos, 19 BCE).
English: The Æneid (Henry Hubbard Pierce, 1879).
French: Énéide (Cabaret-Dupaty, 1867, ed. 1897).

APPENDIX VERGILIANA

Poems of doubtful or erroneous ascription.

Epigrams (Catalepton).
English: The Catalepton (Joseph Mooney, 1916).
French: Catalectes (Auguste Nisard, 1843).

Priapic Poems (Priapea).
English: Poems relating to Priapus (Joseph Mooney, 1916).

Imprecations (Diræ).
English: The Curses (Joseph Mooney, 1916).

Lydia (Lydia).
Latin: Lydia (ed. Otto Ribeck, 1868).

The Egret (Ciris).
French: L’Aigrette (Auguste Nisard, 1843).

The Gnat (Culex).
English: The Gnat (Joseph Mooney, 1916).
French: Le Moucheron (Auguste Nisard, 1843).

The Etna (Ætna).
English: Ætna (John Wight Duff et Arnold Mackay Duff, 1934).

The Lady Tavern-Keeper (Copa).
English: The Female Tavern Keeper (Joseph Mooney, 1916).
French: La Cabaretière (Auguste Nisard, 1843).

The Moretum (Moretum).
English: The Salad (Joseph Mooney, 1916).
French: Moretum (Auguste Nisard, 1843).

Elegies on Mæcenas (Elegie in Mæcenatem).
English: Two Elegies on Mæcenas (John Wight Duff et Arnold Mackay Duff, 1934).

On the Good Man (De institutione viri boni).
Latin: Vir bonus (ed. Otto Ribeck, 1868).

On Yes and No (De est et non).
Latin: Est et non (ed. Otto Ribeck, 1868).

On Budding Roses (De rosis nascentibus).
Latin: Rosetum (ed. Otto Ribeck, 1868).

The Little Garden (Hortulus).
French: Le Petit Jardin (Auguste Nisard, 1843).

Created on 26 September 2020. Updated on 17 October 2020.