For other English-language translations of this work, see Aeneid.

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THE

ÆNEID OF VIRGIL

TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH VERSE

BY

JOHN CONINGTON, M.A.,

CORPUS PROFESSOR OF LATIN IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.

LONDON:

LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.

1866.


Books (not listed in original)

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LONDON

PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO.

NEW-STREET SQUARE

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TO


HENRY J. S. SMITH, M.A., F.R.S.,


SAVILIAN PROFESSOR OF GEOMETRY IN

THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD,

&c., &c.


IN RECORD OF


INTELLECTUAL SYMPATHIES AND COMMON TASTES


WHICH DIFFERENCE OF PURSUITS


HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO IMPAIR.

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ERRATA.

Page 39, line 22, for hint read hurt
„ 54, „ 3, read was elsewhere waged
„ 66, „ 7 from foot, read From end to end
„ 109, „ 6, for kingdom's read kingdoms
„ 120, „ 22, for„ went read„ wont
„ 143, „ 12, for„ share, read„ share.
„ 152, „ 16, dele the before earth
„ 164, „ 13, for empire read emprise
„ „ „ 8 from foot, for Anchises' read Anchises
„ 172, „ 7, for stems read sterns
„ 186, „ 24, for„ parent's read„ parents'
„ 190, „ 25, for„ Then read„ These
„ 197, „ 8, for„ eyes. read„ eyes,
„ 216, last line, for„ therad read„ thread
„ 220, line 8, for„ growing read„ frowning
„ „ „ 12, for„ despair, read„ despair:
„ 232, „ 16, for„ in read„ on
„ 245, „ 15, for„ pale, read„ pale:
„ 260, „ 12, for„ throne, read„ throne.
„ 293, „ 13, for„ in read„ on
„ 296, „ 7, for„ strays read„ strange
„ 300, „ 4 from foot, for ever read fever
„ 326, „ 6, for stem read stern
„ 327, last line, for„ shake, read„ shake.
„ 357, line 2, for„ might, read„ might:
„ 376, „ 6, for„ Th eearth read„ The earth
„ 378, „ 1, for„ lostbefore read„ lost before


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