from "The Georgics."

Presents three poems excerpted from "The Georgics," by Virgil, translated from the Latin by Kimberly Johnson. 1) "1.1-42: Invocation and the first labors of spring," First Line: What cheers the grain, beneath what star to turn; Last Line: step up and learn even now to honor prayers. 2) "1.287-310: N...

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Publicado en:CutBank no. 65; pp. 26 - 30
Autor principal: Virgil
Formato: Poem
Publicado: CutBank Winter2006
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