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Chapter 21 Wheelock Translation - The Golden Age Returns

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This document provides the Latin to English Translation of the short story "The Golden Age Returns" from Chapter 21 of Wheelock's Latin 7th Edition Textbook. The story utilizes the third and fourth declension and the passive voice of the present system. The document also provides Latin to English vocabulary word back to help translate the story. The story comes from the Eclogues, a collection of ten short bucolic poems by Vergil. The fourth eclogue, which depicts the return of the golden age is sometimes called "Messianic" because Christians in the Middle Ages identified the puer of the poem with Christ. The translations are from the Elementary Latin 2 (LAT 1020) course taught by Dr. Robert Forman at St. John's University. This document can be helpful for homework or used as practice to strengthen translation skills for an exam.

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Now a great and new age begins. A boy is born and a golden nation comes. The world will be freed from
grave fear. That boy will accept the life of the gods and will see the gods and he himself will be seen by the
gods. He will rule the world with ancient virtues. At the same time he will be able to read the praises and deeds
of his parents and to know their virtues, happy fields will provide sweet fruits for all men. Few crimes will
remain, nevertheless, which will order the men to try the sea with ships, which will order the men to encircle
the cities with walls. There will be other wars, and great Achilles will be sent to Troy again. When, however, a
strong age will have made this boy a man, the seas will be left behind by their passengers nor will sailors
exchange merchandise on account of money. The hardy farmer will free bulls from the yoke; the ground will
not be touched by rakes; the whole world will bear all things.

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Frederic M. Wheelock, Richard A. Lafleur Wheelock\\\'s Latin
Publisher: juni 2011 ISBN: 9780061997228 Edition: 1

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