Each word of the text is individually hyperlinked as well. By moving the triangle under "Click and drag to adjust vocab" at the right of the screen, users may select the amount of help they wish, from none to maximum. NoDictionaries Aeneid Resources: simply magnificent, this site features numerous works of Latin literature with an onine glossary below each line.It is possible to select the commentary and features desired, including mouseover translation for individual words and display of macrons. Aeneid: Text and Resources: type in the book and line numbers you need, and you may receive both grammatical, vocabulary assistance, and interpretive assistance.
In particular, the following resource may help readers of the Latin with their work: The Vergil Project at the University of Pennsylvania: finally updated, this site offers a wealth of help for those reading and interpreting the Aeneid.
Vergil at Bibliotheca Augustana: text of the Aeneid with manuscript illustrations. Vergil at the Latin Library: Latin texts of the Aeneid, Eclogues, and Georgics. MMXII! In the meantime, you may find what you're looking for by visiting these pages: A new presentation of the illustrations of Sebastian Brant (1502) and C.G.Please check back regularly for additional annotated links. Images of the most significant medieval manuscripts on which the text is based. Fresh close readings of sections of the text, by Meghan Reedy. Original scholarship on Renaissance musical settings of texts from the Aeneid by distinguished musicologist Blake Wilson, with scores and audio recordings. A new introduction to the work as a whole by distinguished scholar of Greco-Roman epic Thomas Van Nortwick. Original maps, made with GIS base layers and annotated to make clear how they relate to the text, with links to Pleiades and Smith’s Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Geography. Audio recordings of the Latin read aloud, and video that combines Latin audio with illustrations. License: All content is free and available for re-use under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license. Meghan Reedy (Essays, editing of notes, audio recordings) JoAnne Miller (Editing of notes on Books 1, 4, and 6), and a team of Contributors. All content is free and available for re-use under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license. This edition of selections from Vergil’s Aeneid is intended for readers of Latin.
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