| 1. The Aeneid (Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition) | 
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By: Virgil
Publisher: Penguin Classics
January 29, 2008
My daughter needed this book for school ASAP and the book came to her in less time than indicated on the order allowing her extra time to benefit from it. As far as the actual book goes it was the ONLY translation her professor considers. Fabulous price too!... more
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| 2. The Aeneid of Virgil (Bantam Classics) | 
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By: Virgil
Publisher: Bantam Classics
September 01, 1981
First off, I'm neither a literary expert nor Latin scholar. I'm a guy that enjoys Roman history in his free time and has been riveted by the Illiad and enjoyed the Odyssey. So when I found out there was a Roman creation myth epic that was written in a similar manner to the epics of Homer, I was excited. After slogging through 200-some pages of Virgil's Aeneid, I can report that excitement has turned... more
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| 3. The Aeneid (Everyman's Library) |
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By: Virgil
Publisher: Everyman's Library
June 30, 1992
Fitzgerald's metrical poetic translation flows smoothly across the page. His vocabulary is largely contemporary, lucid yet noble, with few archaisms, which is as it should be. Highly recommended as one of the best, if not the best, English translation available.
To those new to Virgil: The epic, written at the time of Augustus Caesar, relates the flight of a band of survivors from... more
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| 4. The Aeneid (Penguin Classics) | 
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By: Virgil
Publisher: Penguin Classics
April 29, 2003
I will keep this short and sweet. I am a fan of epic poetry. I have read a few different translations of the Iliad, Odyssey and the works of Dante. The Penguin translation is a great translation of a great story. the is excellent, with good notes. I was very impressed and look forward to read others to compare. For a beginner to epic poems, I recommend the Penguin as a starter... more
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| 5. Aeneid |
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By: Virgil, Stanley Lombardo
Publisher: Hackett Publishing Company
March 31, 2005
The Aeneid is basically a sequel to the Iliad by Homer but told with a slant to Roman ideology and history. What Virgil has done with the Aeneid is to take Homer's Iliad and Odyssey and combine them into one work that takes the best out of the two originals and makes them valid and relevant to Roman sensibilities. (Just as Homer himself took the old legends and mythology of the Greeks and used them... more
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| 6. Vergil's Aeneid, Books I-VI (Latin Edition) (Bks. 1-6) (English and Latin Edition) | 
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By: Virgil
Publisher: Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers
October 01, 1998
The structure of the book has been well thought out,with short sections of the text above the vocabulary for that text and at the bottom there is a full commentary with grammatical explanations. There are full explanations of the progress of the story, with interludes explaining the action to come and explanations of both gods and humans. Altogether, I would recommend this book to any sixth form or... more
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| 7. The Aeneid |
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By: Vergil
Publisher: Yale University Press
May 19, 2009
sarah ruden's translation has been so critically esteemed that I can only offer my thanks to her for bringing Vergil to the 21st century so beautifully and in such a dynamic manner... more
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| 8. The Essential Aeneid | 
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By: Virgil
Publisher: CreateSpace
October 18, 2009
The Aeneid is a five-star book, and the Lombardo translation can be entertaining. But don't waste your money on an abridged version. Just buy the whole thing... more
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| 9. Aeneid (Oxford World's Classics) |
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By: Virgil, Elaine Fantham
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
August 15, 2008
I have no Latin but have approached The Aeneid through Dryden and C. Day Lewis and found that completing the work ended up feeling more like an obligation than a pleasure. I read Ahl's translation in just a week, and I really couldn't put it down, except to look at critical works on Virgil and The Aeneid. The line-by-line translation came in handy when encountering untranslated passages in some of... more
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| 10. Vergil's Aeneid: Selections from Books 1, 2, 4, 6, 10, and 12 |
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By: Barbara Weiden Boyd
Publisher: Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers
September 01, 2004
High convenience with vocabulary below and commentary. However, virtually every line contains almost all long marks. This makes scanning practice difficult. The text is small and the margins are tiny. This makes note taking difficult... more
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