Messianic Eclogue

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The "Messianic Eclogue" is a famous pastoral poem by the Roman poet Virgil, traditionally interpreted as foretelling the birth of a savior-like child and a new golden age.

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Eclogue 4 2
Messianic Eclogue canonical 1
Virgil’s Eclogue IV 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
poem
alsoKnownAs Eclogue 4
linked to: Fourth Eclogue

Fourth Eclogue
associatedWith Augustan propaganda
Roman political context
author Publius Vergilius Maro
linked to: Virgil

Virgil
canonicalStatus major work in Virgilian corpus
countryOfOrigin Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
dateWritten 1st century BCE
describes birth of a miraculous child
coming of a new golden age
genre pastoral poetry
hasInfluenceOn Renaissance humanist readings of Virgil
later European pastoral poetry
hasTheme divinely favored child
end of past suffering
hope for a renewed age
inCollection Bucolics
linked to: Eclogues
influenced Christian messianic interpretations of Virgil
interpretedAs pagan prophecy of Christ
interpretedBy early Christian writers
languageFamily Italic languages
literaryForm hexameter poetry
literaryPeriod Augustan age
movement classical Latin literature
originalLanguage Latin
partOf Eclogues
positionInSeries 4
setIn idealized pastoral landscape
studiedIn classics
comparative literature
theology
subject peace
renewal of the world
restoration of a golden age
traditionalInterpretation announcement of a messianic golden age
prophecy of a savior-like child
workOf Virgil

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Eclogues hasPart Eclogue 4
linked to: Messianic Eclogue
Eclogues notableEclogue Messianic Eclogue
Eclogues notableEclogue Eclogue 4
linked to: Messianic Eclogue
Novus ordo seclorum inspiredByWork Virgil’s Eclogue IV
linked to: Messianic Eclogue