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- cantar (ast)
- gedicht van Vergilius (nl)
- Romalı yazar Vergilius'un yayımladığı kitap (tr)
- poem by the Roman poet Virgil (en)
- poema del poeta romano Virgilio (es)
- poemo far Vergilio (eo)
- œuvre de Virgile (fr)
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- Some scholars believe that the child prophesied in the poem was the hoped-for offspring of Mark Antony and his wife Octavia the Younger . (en)
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- Marcus Antonius marble bust in the Vatican Museums.jpg (en)
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- "Now is come the last age of the Cumaean prophecy: (en)
- Holy Lucina, be gracious; now thine own Apollo reigns." (en)
- And the golden to arise over all the world, (en)
- In whom the iron race shall begin to cease, (en)
- Now from high heaven a new generation comes down. (en)
- Now returns the Maid, returns the reign of Saturn: (en)
- The great cycle of periods is born anew. (en)
- Yet do thou at that boy's birth, (en)
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- Eclogue 4 , as translated by John William Mackail; in this section the poem makes reference to the Cumaean Sibyl, the birth of a savior child, and the dawning of the Golden Age. (en)
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- Eclogue 4 (en)
- Eclogue 4 (in)
- Ekloga IV (pl)
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