Virgil

Explore the work of the greatest Roman poet, Virgil, author of the Aeneid and the Georgics.

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  1. Aeneid Book 1 - Internet Classics

    Read verses about the destruction of Troy and Aeneas meeting the ghosts of his wife and Hector. Juno's wrath speeds his ship to Carthage.
    classics.mit.edu

    Read verses about the destruction of Troy and Aeneas meeting the ghosts of his wife and Hector. Juno's wrath speeds his ship to Carthage.

  2. Aeneid Book 10 - Internet Classics

    Jove summons all the gods to a meeting to discuss the mortals' war. Aeneas, asking only to be buried with his slain son, puts sword to throat.
    classics.mit.edu

    Jove summons all the gods to a meeting to discuss the mortals' war. Aeneas, asking only to be buried with his slain son, puts sword to throat.

  3. Aeneid Book 11 - Internet Classics

    Trojan women lament the bloody devastation. Latians and Trojans decide to bury the hatchet along with their dead, notable Pallas and Camilla.
    classics.mit.edu

    Trojan women lament the bloody devastation. Latians and Trojans decide to bury the hatchet along with their dead, notable Pallas and Camilla.

  4. Aeneid Book 12 - Internet Classics

    Trojan, Tuscan, and Arcadian forces join, and Jove commands Juno to withdraw her support of Turnus. "All shall be Latium, Troy without a name."
    classics.mit.edu

    Trojan, Tuscan, and Arcadian forces join, and Jove commands Juno to withdraw her support of Turnus.

  5. Aeneid Book 2 - Internet Classics

    Aeneas meets Dido, who falls in love with him aided by Cupid, Venus, and Juno. Marriage in a cave follows.
    classics.mit.edu

    Aeneas meets Dido, who falls in love with him aided by Cupid, Venus, and Juno. Marriage in a cave follows.

  6. Aeneid Book 3 - Internet Classics

    Aeneas must perform duties, and encounters perils such as Scylla and Charybdis and the Cyclops.
    classics.mit.edu

    Aeneas must perform duties, and encounters perils such as Scylla and Charybdis and the Cyclops.

  7. Aeneid Book 4 - Internet Classics

    Juno and Venus decide to split up Aeneas and Dido as spoils. Dido commits suicide.
    classics.mit.edu

    Juno and Venus decide to split up Aeneas and Dido as spoils. Dido commits suicide.

  8. Aeneid Book 5 - Internet Classics

    Trojans land in Sicily, but Juno is still intent on vengeance.
    classics.mit.edu

    Trojans land in Sicily, but Juno is still intent on vengeance.

  9. Aeneid Book 6 - Internet Classics

    Aeneas treks to the Underworld in search of Dido, and returns through the gates of false dreams.
    classics.mit.edu

    Aeneas treks to the Underworld in search of Dido, and returns through the gates of false dreams.

  10. Aeneid Book 7 - Internet Classics

    Concerns the myth of Circe and the new reign of the Trojans in Italy.
    classics.mit.edu

    Concerns the myth of Circe and the new reign of the Trojans in Italy.

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