One work by this author predicted the birth of a "miraculous child," and is sometimes called the Bucolics; another includes the passage "Praises of Italy" and concerns rural agriculture. Those works are the Eclogues and Georgics, and his most famous 
One work by this author predicted the birth of a "miraculous child," and is sometimes called the Bucolics; another includes the passage "Praises of Italy" and concerns rural agriculture. Those works are the Eclogues and Georgics, and his most famous work is about a man who escapes with Anchises (an-KI-seez) and Ascanius, opens, (*) "of arms and the man I sing," and sees a man leave Troy to found Rome. Name this Roman poet of the Aeneid (uh-NEE-id).
One work by this author predicted the birth of a "miraculous child," and is sometimes called the Bucolics; another includes the passage "Praises of Italy" and concerns rural agriculture.
{Virgil} [accept Publius Vergilius {Maro}]