Associations to the word «Virgil»
Noun
- Ortiz
- Morgan
- Hitter
- Epistle
- Richie
- Allusion
- Invocation
- Keats
- Liber
- Fargo
- Translator
- Wordsworth
- Tracy
- Orator
- Goethe
- Shepard
- Ancient
- Orr
- Wandering
- Hobart
- Antiquity
- Gavin
- Odysseus
- Gemini
- Romans
- Paradise
- Cornelius
- Mcqueen
- Motto
- Cleopatra
- Snyder
- Cyclops
- Griffith
- Jurisprudence
- Gaius
- Rome
- Trumpet
- Greek
- Prologue
- Genius
- Apollo
- Epithet
- Elegance
- Julius
- Juno
- Brody
- Hercules
- Preface
- Antony
- Rhetoric
- Brutus
- Sonnet
- Tod
- Divination
- Bernstein
- Addison
- Titus
- Bodyguard
- Roderick
- Propriety
- Mythology
- Prescott
- Bede
- Vox
- Sammy
- Byron
- Bucharest
- Achilles
- Humanism
- Epitaph
- Rufus
- Aaron
- Nellie
- Rhodes
- Quote
- Contemporary
- Masterpiece
Adjective
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).
Wise words
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