- The
Appendix Vergiliana is a
collection of
Latin poems traditionally ascribed as
being the
juvenilia (work
written as a youth) of
Virgil (70–19 BC). Many...
- and the epic Aeneid. A
number of
minor poems,
collected in the
Appendix Vergiliana, were
attributed to him in
ancient times, but
modern scholars generally...
-
attributed to
Virgil under the
title Moretum in the so-called
Appendix Vergiliana. It describes, as a
parody of the
exaggerated praise of
rural life how...
-
Poesie describes Roman beliefs about poetry and
recounts a
famous Sors
Vergiliana by
Decimus Clodius Albinus, a
Roman who
ruled Britain and laid
claim to...
- The poem
Dirae is one of the
poems that make up the
Appendix Vergiliana. It is a
pastoral poem, told from the
perspective of a
Sicilian herdsman forced...
- The use of this
paste in the
Roman cuisine is
mentioned in the
Appendix Vergiliana, an
ancient collection of
poems in
which the
author details the preparation...
- there. The
Roman poet
Virgil in his poem Culex,
lines 163–201
Appendix Vergiliana: Culex,
describing a
shepherd having a
fight with a big
constricting snake...
- Markus; Wiener,
Claudia (2010).
Vestigia Vergiliana: Vergil-Rezeption in Der
Neuzeit [Vestigia
Vergiliana: The
Reception of
Virgil in
Modern Times] (in...
- Fairclough, H. R.; Goold, G. P. (eds.),
Aeneid Books 7–12,
Appendix Vergiliana, Loeb
classical Library, Cambridge, M****achusetts:
Harvard University...
- Horace's Odes, and the
first book of his Epistles. Two
poems in the
Appendix Vergiliana are
elegies to him.
Virgil cannot have
written them, as he died eleven...
