Well, the two big translations out there are by Fitzgerald and the other by Fagles. The thing with Fagles is that he makes a great work of English from the translations while Fitzgerald is much easier to read. Depends on what you're looking for, but both solid works.Originally Posted by Disciple of Tacitus
As far as a dual-language book goes, the only one I can think of is Virgil by Fairclough printed by Harvard. It is very old-school 1900s, if you know what I mean, but it works. There are two volumes that cover all of Vergil's work, which is pretty awesome - especially since the Georgics is considered by some to be the best in poetry.
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