Virgil: The Eclogues, Zväzok 1

Æneas Æneid ancient appear arms Augustus bear bees beginning beneath better bring Cæsar called cause common Cyrene death deep divine earth eyes fall fate father fear feed field fire flame flocks force friends fruit gave give gods golden Grecian grove grow hand head heav'n hero Homer honour hope imitate Italy king labour land leaves less light living Martyn mean mentions mountain nature never night o'er observed once plain plants poem poet present queen race raised rest rise Roman Rome round sacred Servius shade shore side soil spread spring strain streams sweet thee things thou thought toil town translation trees Trojan Troy verse vines Virgil wave whole wild winds wood