Publii Virgilii Maronis Bucolicorum eclogæ decem: or, Publius Virgilius Maro's ten eclogues of Bucolicks: made exceedingly easy, and rendered familiar, by the private tutor. The words being reduced to their natural order of construction, and a very close and literal translation; with Accents to regulate the Pronunciation in both Languages; together with a Geographical, Poetical, and Historical Index; the Arguments of the several Pastorals; and Marginal Letters referring to a Scanning Table for measuring the Verse of every Line. For the Use of Schools, and private Gentlemen. By a young adventurer in the classical way, Upon the Plan of Doctor Stirling and Others.

Date:

[1750?]