translator of Virgil's Georgics (1697), cited in the article
John Dryden
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AITCHISON'S HONEY HARVEST IS THE BEST EVER Virgil’s description of the behaviour of bees in Georgics: Book IV is sometimes taken as a comment on the civil war just coming to an end when the poem was written. The Roman belief in the spontaneous generation of bees from the bodies of sacrificed bullock…
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- Authored — translation of Virgil's Georgics (1697)
John Dryden’s translation of 1697 helped establish it as one of the foundational texts of the pastoral tradition whose healing promise of rural paradise has haunted poets ever since.