Virgil's Georgics, by common consent one of the greatest poems in
western literature, purports to be a didactic poem on agriculture,
but its true subject is man and his place in literature and
society. It is also a landmark in the use of the natural world as
material for literature, and in the history of man's attitude
towards his environment. The object of this commentary is to
present the poet's meaning and (as far as possible) his choice of
expression in the hope of achieving fuller understanding and
enjoyment of the poetry. The volume includes the late Sir Roger's
Oxford Classical Text of the Georgics together with apparatus
criticus, as well as an appendix of Greek sources. After Mynors's
death (in 1989) R. G. M. Nisbet added a short Preface to the
Commentary and compiled an index.
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