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Acestes Aeneas Aeneid, the Aetna, the Alexandrian poetry Alfenus Varus Allegory Ancestry of Vergil Animism Annius Cimber Antiquarian lore in the Aeneid Antony, Mark Antony, Lucius, at Perugia Apollodorus, the rhetorician Apollonius of Rhodes Archias, the poet Asianists, the Atticists, the Auctor ad Herennium Augustus, cf. Octavius. Avernus, Lake
Birt's edition of the Catalepton Brutus, M. Junius Bucolics, the, see Eclogues. Burial-place of Vergil
Caecilius of Caleacte Callimachus Calvus, C. Licinius Capua Cassius, Longinus Catalepton Catullus, C. Valerius Celts, the Child, of the fourth Eclogue Cicero, M. Tullius Cinna, C. Helvius Ciris, the Cisalpine Gaul Civil War, the Classicism Cleopatra and Dido Clodia Confiscation of Vergil's lands Copa, the Cornificius, the poet Cremona Culex, the Cumae Cytheris (Lycoris)
Daphnis Death of Vergil Diction, purity of Dido Diehl, Vitae Vergilianae Dirae, the Donatus, the Vita of
Eclogues, the; No. I No. II No. IV No. V No. VI No. VIII No. IX No. X Education of Vergil "Emperor Worship" Ennius Epic, an early effort at Epicurean philosophy Epidius Epigrams of Vergil see Catalepton. Epyllia Ethics in the Aeneid Etruscans Evictions by the triumvirs Evolution
Fate, in the Aeneid Fowler, W.W., Studies of Freedmen Fundanius
Gallus, Cornelius "Garden," the, near Naples Georgics, the Golden Age, the "Grand Style," the Greeks, in the Aeneid
Hades Herculaneum Homer Horace Imperial Cult, the Julius Caesar Law, the study of Literary theory
Lucretius Ludus Troiae Lycoris (Cytheris) Lydia, the Lysias, as model of style
Maecenas, C. Cilnius the literary circle of Magia, Vergil's mother Mantua Maro, meaning of Martial, on the Culex Materialism Meleager of Gadara Melissus Messalla, M. Valerius Messianic prophecy Metrical technique Milan Mountain scenery in the Eclogues
Naples Nationalism in the Aeneid Nature, observation of "New poetry," the neoteroi Nicolaus Damascenus
Octavius, or Octavianus see Augustus. Octavius Musa Oracles, the Sibylline Orientals at Naples Ovid
Parthenius parody, Vergil's in Catalepton, X Pasiphaë, the myth of Pastoral elegy Pastoral poetry "Pathetic fallacy," the Patriotism in the Aeneid Peace of Brundisium Perusine War, the Pharsalia, the battle of Philippi, the battle of Philodemus Philosophic study Piso, Calpurnius "Plain style" the Plato Plotius Tucca, Politics of the Epicurean group Pollio, C. Asinius Pompeii Pompey, the Great Porcia Portraits of Vergil Posilipo Priapea, the three Probus, the Vita of Propertius Purity of diction Purpureus pannus
Quintilius Varus Rand, Young Virgil's Poetry Realism in the Eclogues in the Aeneid Res Romanae of Vergil Rhetoric Romantic poetry Romanticism Scholiasts, on Vergil Scylla Servius Siro Skutsch, Aus Vergils Frühzeit Sorrento Spenser's Gnat Stoicism Syrians at Naples Theocritus Thucydides, as a model of style Tibullus Tityrus Tucca, see Plotius Turnus Valerius Cato Valerius Messalla, see Messalla Valgius Varius Rufus Varus, see Alfenus Varus, and Quintilius Varus Ventidius Bassus Venus Genetrix Vergil, see Table of Contents Vessereau, on the Aetna