Virgil was born of a humble family.
His father is without a name and his occupation is uncertain but he is some form of Laborer, and mostly stated as either a farmer or potter, sometimes a forester and dealer in lumber.
His father was working for a certain Magius (who is Virgil's Grandfather), and Magius allow him to marry his daughter, Magia (who is Virgil's Mother).
Legend has it that when Virgil was in the womb, his mother dreamed that she gave birth to a laurel branch that, once planted, sprung immediately from the earth, and within moments became a tree heavily laden with fruit and flowers. The next day, when she was on her way to a neighboring part of the country with her husband, she turned aside and gave birht to her child in a ditch beside the road. Virgil did not cry at death, and had such a gentle expression as even then to give assurance of an unusually happy destiny.
Virgil was born on October 15, 70 B.C.E., at Andes near Mantua in Cisalpine Gaul (modern Mantova, 20 to 25 miles southwest of Verona, Italy).
Virgil's mother had lost two sons before Virgil was born, one in infancy, the other at the age of seventeen. When Virgil's father died, she remarried and had another son, Valerius Proculus. Virgil left half his fortune to this half-brother.
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the frogs are not in ciceros stait its the cortica river and i don't know
not a leader in the First Triumvirate of Rome?
When referring to the unit of measurement, the plural form of cicero is ciceros.
Triton Village Ruins in Ciceros Strait
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that rome should be governed by a ruler that did what was best for Rome instead of what the people wanted.
Ulrich Kammer has written: 'Untersuchungen zu Ciceros Bild von Cato Censorius'
you can find it in the ciceros strait near cross rift with the bottlenose dolphins.good luck!
ciceros strait, around C-1. also look out for great white sharks :D happy hunting
go to the south canyon in Ciceros Straight and go directly south. You should get a movie cut scene at this point.
Herbert Wassmann has written: 'Ciceros Widerstand gegen Caesars Tyrannis' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Political and social views, Political science, History