Associations to the word «Virgil»
Noun
- Ovid
- Dante
- Homer
- Dryden
- Horace
- Cicero
- Wyatt
- Iliad
- Thomson
- Tombstone
- Canto
- Inferno
- Epic
- Ike
- Pliny
- Terence
- Chaucer
- Seneca
- Thunderbird
- Constantin
- Augustus
- Trojan
- Odyssey
- Milton
- Metamorphosis
- Ode
- Beatrice
- Poet
- Gillespie
- Casimir
- Cato
- Chrysler
- Tennyson
- Plato
- Underworld
- Hades
- Carthage
- Caesar
- Tucson
- Verse
- Styling
- Imitation
- Animator
- Troy
- Hawkins
- Plutarch
- Arcadia
- Gus
- Poem
- Quotation
- Astronaut
- Aristotle
- Orpheus
- Ulysses
- Stein
- Camilla
- Translation
- Socrates
- Voltaire
- Muse
- Organist
- Marshal
- Hodge
- Gertrude
- Tully
- Corral
- Allegory
- Dusty
- Fable
- Cowboy
- Shakespeare
- Roman
- Libretto
- Tko
- Shepherd
- Poetry
- Aphrodite
- Posse
- Spence
- Latin
- Pagan
- Commentary
- Nymph
- Satire
- Schoolboy
- Elegy
Wiktionary
VIRGIL, proper noun. Pūblius Vergilius Marō (70-19 B.C.), Roman epic writer from the Augustan period, best known for writing the Aeneid.
VIRGIL, proper noun. A male given name, of mostly American usage.
Dictionary definition
VIRGIL, noun. A Roman poet; author of the epic poem `Aeneid' (70-19 BC).
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