Index Verborum Vergilianus

"Index Verborum Vergilianus" est opus fundamentale ad studia Vergiliana et philologiam classicam pertinentes, a Monroe Nichols Wetmore summa cura et diligentia digestum. Hic liber est index omnium verborum quae in operibus Publii Vergilii Maronis continentur, complectens "Aeneida", "Eclogas" (sive "Bucolica"), et "Georgica". Philologis, scholaribus, et omnibus linguae Latinae studiosis hoc instrumentum perutile est ad verba, locutiones, et contextus poeticos accuratissime investigandos.

In hoc volumine, Wetmore non solum verba ipsa enumerat, sed etiam eorum formas grammaticas et locos ubi in carminibus occurrunt accurate indicat. Hoc modo, lector facile invenire et comparare potest quomodo vates clarissimus verbis usus sit ad carmina sua exornanda et ad sententias exprimendas. Opus est thesaurus criticus qui evolutionem stili, metricae, et syntaxis in litteris Latinis clarissime illuminat.

Hodie quoque, "Index Verborum Vergilianus" manet fons primarius et paene necessarius pro iis qui naturam carminum Vergilii penitus intellegere volunt. Est testimonium eximium artis lexicographicae et studii antiquitatis, praebens clavem ad divitias linguae Latinae quas Maro posteris reliquit.

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