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

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