Epic poem · 1910
The Aeneid
Prose translation
Translated by John Conington (Macmillan school edition, 1910)
Also in this archive
Gavin Douglas’s translation (completed 1513; printed 1553) →
John Dryden’s translation (1697) →
J. W. Mackail’s translation (1885) →
William Morris’s translation (1876; third impression 1900) →
James Rhoades’s translation (Longmans, Green, 1893–96; one-volume edition 1907) →
Richard Stanyhurst’s translation (1582) →
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey’s translation (printed 1557) →
E. Fairfax Taylor’s translation (Everyman's Library, 1907; reprinted 1910) →
Virgil's Latin epic of Aeneas, the Trojan refugee who carries his gods to Italy and founds the line of Rome, in twelve books, rendered into plain English prose by John Conington.
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