| Latin epic |
| Famous epic |
| Virgil poem |
| Virgil opus |
| Virgil work |
| Virgil epic |
| 12-book poem |
| Latin classic |
| Virgil's epic |
| Roman classic |
| Old war story |
| Epic by Virgil |
| Virgil classic |
| Virgilian opus |
| 12-book classic |
| Latin epic poem |
| Trojan War epic |
| Ancient war epic |
| Poem in 12 books |
| Twelve-book tale |
| Virgil epic poem |
| Epic in 12 books |
| Epic Trojan tale |
| Epic Virgil poem |
| Ancient war story |
| Tale of a journey |
| Trojan horse epic |
| Noted Virgil poem |
| A.P. Latin reading |
| Epic of a wanderer |
| Virgil masterpiece |
| Epic work by Virgil |
| Virgil's masterwork |
| Work featuring Dido |
| Augustan masterpiece |
| Classicist's subject |
| Epic in twelve books |
| Famous 12-book story |
| Major work by Virgil |
| Post-Trojan War epic |
| Virgil's classic epic |
| Virgil's 12-book epic |
| Inspiration for Dante |
| Classic work by Virgil |
| Twelve-book Latin epic |
| Virgil epic, with "The |
| The ___" (Virgil work) |
| Work in which Dido died |
| Twelve-book Trojan tale |
| Epic poem with Queen Dido |
| It recounts Dido's suicide |
| Epic poem with 9,896 lines |
| Advanced Latin class reading |
| Virgil's post-Trojan War epic |
| Old epic recounting wanderings |
| Work recounting Dido's suicide |
| Epic featuring the Trojan Horse |
| Source of the Trojan horse story |
| 12-book work in dactylic hexameter |
| Classic tale in dactylic hexameter |
| Poem that tells of the Trojan Horse |
| Epic that tells of the Trojan horse |
| Epic featuring a Trojan War survivor |
| It involves a trip to the underworld |
| Whence "The descent into Hell is easy |
| Latin classic about a legendary Trojan |
| Poem that ends with the death of Turnus |
| Poem with the story of the Trojan horse |
| Source of "Beware of Greeks bearing gifts |
| Classic poem written in dactylic hexameter |
| Epic poem starting with the flight from Troy |
| Work that includes a visit to the underworld |
| Epic that opens "Of arms and the man I sing ... |
| Epic tale that begins with the flight from Troy |
| Source of the line "Each of us bears his own Hell |
| Whence the phrase "Beware of Greeks bearing gifts |
| If I cannot bend Heaven, I shall move Hell" source |
| Origin of the phrase "Beware of Greeks bearing gifts |
| Whence the line "I fear Greeks even when they bring gifts |
| Whence the line "Whatever it is, I fear Greeks even when they bring gifts |