Selections from Virgil: Aeneid, Books I, II, IV, VI

The Aeneid, written by the Roman poet Virgil, is the tale of Aeneas, a Trojan wanderer. Originally a character in Homer’s tale The Iliad, and known in Greco-Roman mythology, “The Aeneid” is a story of two parts; the first about his journey to Latium in ancient Italy and the second about the war between the Trojans and the Latins. In this recording, Professor John F.C. Richards reads (in Latin) selections from Books I, II, IV, and VI, telling the story of the Trojan War and Aeneas’ journey from Troy to Sicily and Italy. The liner notes contain the original Latin text and English translation.

Track Listing

101	Liber Primus, 1-11	John F.C. Richards	01:21
102	Liber Primus, 254-296	John F.C. Richards	05:06
103	Liber Primus, 446-463	John F.C. Richards	02:12
104	Liber Secundus, 1-20	John F.C. Richards	02:27
105	Liber Secundus, 40-56	John F.C. Richards	02:13
106	Liber Secundus, 234-245	John F.C. Richards	01:31
107	Liber Secundus, 361-369	John F.C. Richards	01:08
108	Liber Secundus, 601-623	John F.C. Richards	02:48
109	Liber Secundus, 771-794	John F.C. Richards	03:07
201	Liber Quartus, 296-330	John F.C. Richards	04:20
202	Liber Quartus, 331-361	John F.C. Richards	03:59
203	Liber Sextus, 298-330	John F.C. Richards	04:20
204	Liber Sextus, 450-476	John F.C. Richards	03:28
205	Liber Sextus, 713-751	John F.C. Richards	04:57
206	Liber Sextus, 826-853	John F.C. Richards	03:43