[General] [Texts] [Commentaries] [Bibliographies] [Maps] [Life of Vergil]
[Vergil's Successors] [Writing] [Miscellaneous]

Omnibus sites

Vergil.org: a good general resource for Vergil, including bibliography, texts, text search, recordings, resources on Caesar and Augustus, and more.

Texts

• Latin (via Perseus, with hyperlinks to vocabulary and translation): [Eclogues] [Georgics] [Aeneid]
• Latin (tezt only): [Eclogues] [Georgics] [Aeneid] [Appendix Vergiliana]
• English
  • Eclogues [A.S. Kline--a new verse translation] [J.W. MacKail (1934)]
  • Georgics [A.S. Kline--a new verse translation] [J.W. MacKail (1934)] [Unknown--an older translation]
  • Appendix Vergiliana: translated by Joseph Mooney

Commentaries

• Servius' Commentary on the Aeneid of Vergil
• John Conington, Commentary on Vergil's Aeneid [Books 1-6] [Books 7-12]

Bibliographies

• Virgil in Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance: An Online Bibliography
• A Bibliographic Guide to Vergil's Aeneid: by Shirley Werner.
• Bibliographies by J. O'Hara (qui prima elementa Latinae mihi docuit) [Aeneid] [Georgics] [Eclogues]
• A Hellenistic Biography of Vergil: works treating Vergil's relationship with Apollonius, Callimachus, and Theocritus
• Niklas Holzberg has compiled several excellent bibliographies (N.B. includes many non-English sources): [General] [Vitae Vergilinae] [Eclogues] [Georgics]
• Some of the yearly bibliographies of Vergilian scholarship published in Vergilius are available on-line.
• Recent Bibliography Search Engines: [TOCS-IN] [GNOMON - German alert! type your terms in the Alle Felder (all fields) box and click Suche Starten (start search)]

Maps

• Map of Aeneas' wanderings by Trudy Becker
• Map of Aeneas' wanderings by C. Parada
• Vergil's Underworld [C. Parada] [Andrea de Jorio]
• Aeneas' Italy (and Carthage) by Joseph Warton
• Wanderings of Odysseus and Aeneas

Recordings

• Selections from the Aeneid read in Latin.

Life of Vergil

• Donatus' Life of Vergil: translated by David Wilson-Okamura (with brief introduction and bibliography)
• Anecdota de Vergilio (The Secret History of Virgil) by Alexander Neckam; see also William Harris's The Secret Life of a Very Private Poet.

Vergil's Successors

• Pier Candido Decembrio (1392-1497): a fragment of a Thirteenth Book of the Aeneid, translated by David Wilson-Okamura.
• Maffeo Vegio (1407-1458): Supplement to the Twelfth Book of the Aeneid, translated by Thomas Twyne with selected bibliography [Latin text of Supplement]
• Correspondence of Dido & Aeneas: an epistolary exchange between Dido and Aeneas, as imagined by an anonymous Elizabethan poet.

Writing Resources

• Combination Search page for most on-line, non-subscription Classics resources (via Univ. Kentucky)
• Summary of Chicago Style for Citations
• Resources for Writing Academic Papers

Miscellaneous

• The Vergilian Society: The Vergilian Society was founded in 1937 with the following objectives: "In order . . . to celebrate the ties of culture between Italy and America, a Society has been formed in Italy and named after Vergil." The purpose of this Society is to promote the study of Vergil by means of lectures, conferences, publications, and reports of excavation that have a bearing upon Vergil's works.