Virgil (Collins)

by William Lucas Collins

For works with similar titles, see Virgil.

 

VIRGIL

 

BY THE

REV. W. LUCAS COLLINS, M.A.

AUTHOR OF
'ETONIANA,' 'THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,' ETC.

 

WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS

EDINBURGH AND LONDON

MDCCCLXX

 

CONTENTS.

 

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INTRODUCTION,				1
THE POET,				8
THE PASTORALS,				13
THE GEORGICS,				28
THE ÆNEID,—
⁠	CHAP.	I.	THE SHIPWRECK ON THE COAST OF CARTHAGE,	41
	CHAP.„	II.	ÆNEAS RELATES THE FALL OF TROY,	53
	CHAP.„	III.	ÆNEAS CONTINUES HIS NARRATIVE,	64
	CHAP.„	IV.	DIDO,	71
	CHAP.„	V.	THE FUNERAL GAMES,	85
	CHAP.„	VI.	THE SIBYL AND THE SHADES,	105
	CHAP.„	VII.	THE TROJANS LAND IN LATIUM,	128
	CHAP.„	VIII.	THE MUSTER OF THE LATIN TRIBES,	137
	CHAP.„	IX.	ÆNEAS MAKES ALLIANCE WITH EVANDER,	145
	CHAP.„	X.	TURNUS ATTACKS THE TROJAN ENCAMPMENT,	153
	CHAP.„	XI.	THE DEATH OF PALLAS,	161
	CHAP.„	XII.	THE DEATH OF CAMILLA,	167
	CHAP.„	XIII.	THE LAST COMBAT,	171
	CHAP.„	XIV.	CONCLUDING REMARKS,	180

 

 

ADVERTISEMENT.

 

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This volume of the Series was to have been undertaken by the late Mr Conington. None can be more sensible than the present writer of the loss which all readers have sustained in the substitution rendered necessary by his lamented death.

The Editor begs to acknowledge the courteous permission of Mr Conington's representatives and publishers to make full extracts from his admirable version of the Æneid.