Websites
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This website offers the complete Latin texts of Virgil's three surviving poems: The Eclogues, The Georgics, and the Aeneid.
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Your one-stop information center for all things Virgil.
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One professor's (somewhat speculative) account of Virgil's life based on the available evidence, and the connections between his life and his art.
Movie or TV Productions
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The fall of Troy sequence toward the end of this movie features a brief cameo of Aeneas, who, for some reason, looks like he's about fifteen years old.
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An Italian adaptation of the first half of the Aeneid.
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Sequel to The Trojan Horse (see above); recounts the second half of the Aeneid.
Historical Documents
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A collection of documents pertaining to Caesar Augustus, whose consolidation of power provides the political background for the Aeneid.
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An alternate ending, by Pier Candido Decembrio.
Video
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Audio
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This website features readings from the Aeneid (and other works of classical poetry) in Latin and English by current and former members of the Harvard Department of the Classics.
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German Professor Wilfried Stroh reads Book 4 of Virgil's poem in Latin.
Images
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This ancient figurine depicts the iconic moment of Aeneas's escape from Troy with his father Anchises on his back.
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This image of Aeneas and Dido in the woods comes from a mosaic from a Roman villa discovered near Low Ham in Somerset, England
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Click on the image to get a larger view of this painting by Frederico Barocci. The short accompanying note gives a sense of how the myth of Aeneas continued to be politically important even a millennium after the fall of the Roman Empire.
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A tapestry depicting the Trojan War, found at the Victoria and Albert Museum.