The Story Of Aristæus And His Bees: A Tr. Of Virgil's Fourth Georgic Into Engl. Heroics, By R.m. Millington (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781278340159)

"The Story Of Arist us And His Bees" presents a new translation of Virgil's Fourth Georgic, rendered into English heroic verse by R.M. Millington. This classical poem delves into the world of beekeeping through the myth of Arist us, a shepherd and minor god, who seeks to restore his lost bees. Virgil's Georgics, of which this tale is a part, are celebrated for their insightful observations of nature and rural life, blending practical advice with mythological elements.

This translation offers a fresh perspective on Virgil's timeless work, making it accessible to contemporary readers while retaining the poetic beauty and historical significance of the original Latin text. Explore themes of loss, renewal, and the intricate relationship between humanity and the natural world through this enduring story.

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