The Eclogues

Set against a backdrop of civil unrest and conflict, the Eclogues present a poignant exploration of crisis through the voices of two farmers. The dialogue reveals deep concerns about alienation and the impact of violence on rural life. Themes of change, displacement, and environmental devastation permeate the poems, reflecting the harsh realities faced by the community during turbulent times. Virgil's work captures the emotional and social turmoil of an era marked by strife, offering a powerful commentary on human suffering and resilience.