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- noun Plural form of
eclogue . - noun a series of
pastoral poems by Virgil
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If the identity of authorship be assumed as correct, it is probable that the eclogues are the later production.
Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal Harold Edgeworth Butler 1914
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Virgil wrote poems on husbandry, and short dialogue poems called eclogues, in one of which he spoke of the time of Augustus in words that would almost serve as a prophecy of the kingdom of Him who was just born at Bethlehem.
Young Folks' History of Rome Charlotte Mary Yonge 1862
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His eclogues were the only ones that interested me when I was a boy, and did not know they were burlesque.
Poems, 1799 Robert Southey 1808
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The title appears to be a pun of sorts "eclogues" being poems in which shepherds converse; however, I'm not certain how "ecology"--the other half of the presumed melding of terms--fits.
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The title appears to be a pun of sorts "eclogues" being poems in which shepherds converse; however, I'm not certain how "ecology"--the other half of the presumed melding of terms--fits.
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The title appears to be a pun of sorts "eclogues" being poems in which shepherds converse; however, I'm not certain how "ecology"--the other half of the presumed melding of terms--fits.
Archive 2004-06-01 2004
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The title appears to be a pun of sorts "eclogues" being poems in which shepherds converse; however, I'm not certain how "ecology"--the other half of the presumed melding of terms--fits.
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The title appears to be a pun of sorts "eclogues" being poems in which shepherds converse; however, I'm not certain how "ecology"--the other half of the presumed melding of terms--fits.
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To me, Dumuzi seems like a shepherd from Virgil's eclogues who's simply stumbled into Inanna's power-play.
A Theory of Modes and Modalities Hal Duncan 2009
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Lisa Robertson riffs on Montagu's city eclogues in her second book, XEclogue.
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu and Lady Lisa Robertson Lemon Hound 2008
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