VIRGIL'S ÆNEID

BOOK VII.

WHITE'S GRAMMAR-SCHOOL TEXTS,

WITH ENGLISH VOCABULARIES.

GREEK TEXTS:-

FABLES from ESOP and
MYTHS from PALEPHA-
TUS. IS.

HOMER, Book I. of the Iliad.
Price is.

HOMER, Book I. of the
Odyssey, IS.

LUCIAN, Select Dialogues.
Price IS.

XENOPHON, Books I.
III. IV. V. & VI. of the
Anabasis. IS. 6d. each.
XENOPHON, Book II. of
the Anabasis. IS. Book VII.
price 25.

XENOPHON, Anabasis,
Book I. Text only, 3d.

THE FOUR GOSPELS IN GREEK, with an English-Greek Lexicon. Square 32m0. 5s.

LATIN TEXTS:

CÆSAR, Books I. II. V. VI.
of the Gallic War. IS. each.
CÆSAR, Books III. IV. of the
Gallic War. 9d. each.
CICERO, Cato Major. 1s. 6d.
CICERO, Lælius.
IS. 6d.
EUTROPIUS, Books I. and
II. of Roman History.
EUTROPIUS, Books III.
and IV. of Roman History. IS.
HORACE, Books I. II. IV. of
the Odes. IS. each.
HORACE, Third Book of the
Odes. IS. 6d.

IS.

HORACE, The Epodes and
Carmen Seculare.

IS.

NEPOS, Miltiades, Cimon,
Pausanias, and Aristides. 9d.
OVID,esSelections from the
F pistl and Fasti. IS.
OVID, Select Myths from the
Metamorphoses. 9d.
PHÆDRUS, Select Fables.
Price 9d.

PHÆDRUS, First & Second
Books of Fables. Is.
SALLUST, Bellum Catilina-
rium. IS. 6d.
VIRGIL, Fourth Book of the
Georgics. IS.

VIRGIL, Books I. II. III.
IV. V. VI. of the Eneid.
Price 1s. each. Books VII.
VIII. X. XI. and XII. Is. 6d
each.

The three following Texts may be haa without

Vocabularies:

-

CÆSAR'S GALLIC WAR, Book I. price 3d.
VIRGIL'S ENEID, Book I. price 3d.
XENOPHON'S ANABASIS, BOOK I. price 3d.

LIVY, BOOKS XXII. & XXIII.

The Latin Text, with English Explanatory and Grammatical Notes, and a Vocabulary of Proper Names. 12mo. price 2s. 6d. each Book.

WHITE'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL TEXTS

THE SEVENTH BOOK

OF

VIRGIL'S ÆNEID

WITH A VOCABULARY

EDITED BY

JOHN T. WHITE, D.D. Oxon.

LONDON
LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.

1885

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PREFACE.

FOR Some long time past it has been widely felt that a reduction in the cost of Classical Works used in schools generally, and more especially in those intended for boys of the middle classes, is at once desirable and not difficult of accomplishment. For the most part only portions of authors are read in the earlier stages of education, and a pupil is taken from one work to another in each successive half-year or term; so that a book needlessly large and proportionably expensive is laid aside after a short and but partial use.

In order, therefore, to meet what is certainly a want, Portions of the Classical Writers usually read in Schools are now being issued under the title of GRAMMAR SCHOOL TEXTS; while, at the request of various Masters, it has been determined to add to the series some portions of the Greek Testament.

Each TEXT is provided with a VOCABULARY of the words occurring in it. In every instance-with the exception of Eutropius and Esop-the origin of a word, when known, is stated at the commencement of the article treating of it, if connected with