One work by this author inspired the opening of John Milton's poem "Lycidas," and contains the "Song of Silenus" [sy-LEE-nuhs] in its sixth section.
One work by this author inspired the opening of John Milton's poem "Lycidas," and contains the "Song of Silenus" [sy-LEE-nuhs] in its sixth section. Another work by this author contains a section entitled "The Praises of Italy," and includes a scene in which a swarm of bees comes out of the bulls and heifers that Aristaeus [air-i-STEE-uhs] sacrificed. This author of the Eclogues [EK-lawgz] and Georgics wrote another work in Latin in which the son of Anchises becomes Dido's lover and kills Turnus in combat. For 10 points, name this Roman poet of The Aeneid.
One work by this author inspired the opening of John Milton's poem "Lycidas," and contains the "Song of Silenus" [sy-LEE-nuhs] in its sixth section.
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