Eclogue 9

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Eclogue 9 is one of the pastoral poems in Virgil’s Eclogues, featuring dialogues between shepherds that reflect on loss, displacement, and the changing rural landscape of Roman Italy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf pastoral poem
poem in dialogue form
author Virgil NERFINISHED
canonicalStatus core text of Latin pastoral tradition
collectionSize 10 eclogues in total
concerns expulsion of small landowners
loss of a farm
containsAllusionTo Theocritus NERFINISHED
containsSelfReferenceTo Virgil as poet
featuresCharacter Lycidas NERFINISHED
Moeris NERFINISHED
follows Eclogue 8 NERFINISHED
genre pastoral poetry
hasApproximateDate 1st century BCE
historicalContext land confiscations after Roman civil wars
influencedBy Theocritus’ Idylls NERFINISHED
language Latin
literaryForm dialogue
literaryMovement Augustan poetry
literaryTradition Hellenistic bucolic tradition
meter dactylic hexameter
motif journey along the road
remembered verses
shepherds’ song
numberInSeries 9
originalMedium manuscript
partOf Eclogues NERFINISHED
period Augustan age NERFINISHED
precedes Eclogue 10 NERFINISHED
setting rural Italy
studiedIn Latin literature courses
classical philology
theme changing rural landscape
confiscation of land
displacement
fragility of art
loss
poetic memory
political upheaval
workOf Publius Vergilius Maro NERFINISHED

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Eclogues hasPart Eclogue 9