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Excerpt from The Aeneid of Virgil: Books I-IV
IT is with unfeigned difhdence that I offer to the public a new attempt to render the feneid into English verse. The world, it may be feared, is becoming sated with translations from the classic poets, which have of late years issued in extra ordinary numbers from the press. Yet it is by means of such a competition of translators that the desired result is most likely to be at tained. The version which the general judg ment pronounces to be the best obtains posses sion of the field: the unsuccessful sink into oblivion.
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