Classics Faculty Work
Title
The Virgil Encyclopedia [Multiple Entries]
Document Type
Other
Publication Date
2014
Publication Title
The Virgil Encyclopedia
Abstract
Entries: "Acheron," "aether," "Aganippe," "Amastrus," "Amycus (1-3)," "Argus (1-2)," "Ariadne," "Arruns," "Atalanta," "Aurora," "Batulum," "Beroë (1–2)," "bimillennium of Virgil's death," "Butes (1-3)," "Caere," "Caieta," "Carthage," "Celmna," "Cocytus," "coins and medallions," "commentaries (1-5)," "Coroebus," "council of the gods," "Cyprus," "Dares," "Daunus," "devotio," "Dicte," "Dis," "Drances," "Elpenor," "Entellus," "Eratosthenes," "eschatology," "Euryalus'," "mother," "Galatea (1-3)," "Garganus," "gifts," "Glück, Louise," "GoldenAge," "Gyas (1-2)," "Helorus," "Hero and Leander," "Hesperia," "Horcus," "huntress," "Hydra," "lapyx (1-3)," "Ilioneus," "Janus," "Judgment of Paris," "Laodamia," "Larina," "Latona," "Laurentum and Laurentes," "Lavinia," "Lavinium," "Lerna," "Lethe," "Leucosia," "lightning," "Lycaeus," "Lycaon (1-2)," "Maeonia," "Mallarmé, Stéphane," "Melaeager (1-2)," "Melicertes," "Menoetes (1-2)," "Minerva," "Naxos," "Nemea," "Nersae," "night," "Opis (1-2)," "Orcus," "Orientius," "Pales," "Pallanteum," "Pallene," "pallor," "paraenesis," "Phoenicia," "Phorcus (1-2)," "pietas," "Pirithous," "Poeni," "Portunus," "questions," "rainbows," "research tools," "Rhadamanthus," "Sabaea," "and," "Sabaei," "Salius (1-2)," "salutation, modes of," "Sigeum," "silence," "Sirens," "Somnus," "sounds," "stamps, postage," "Styx," "swans," "syncretism," "Syrtis," "Taenarus," "Tartarus," "Tegea," "temples," "Thersilochus (1-2)," "tigers," "Tiphys," "Tityos," "Triton (1-2)," "Troilus," "Tydeus," "Valéry, Paul," "Venulus," "Vulcan," "wolves"
Recommended Citation
Fratantuono, Lee M. [Multiple Entries]. The Virgil Encyclopedia, edited by Richard F. Thomas and Jan M. Ziolkowski. 2014.