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C. S. Lewis's Lost Aeneid
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A. T. Reyes, who studied classics at Harvard and Oxford, helped Walter Hooper with the classical references in Lewis's Letters. He teaches Greek and Latin at Groton School, Massachusetts.

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"This book shows the translation as fascinating evidence of his [Lewis's] formation, imagination, and critical drive."—Sarah Ruden, Books & Culture
*Books & Culture*

"Reyes has done an admirable job editing Lewis's previously unpublished translation of parts of the Aeneid. . . . Reyes's book is deep rather than broad. . . . Reyes has done a fine job of explaining the text, comparing Lewis's translations to the original, and discussing the nuances of the poem itself."—Brad Birzer, The American Conservative
*The American Conservative*

“It is thrilling to read Lewis' handling of the story of the legendary Trojan and his band of fugitives.”—Nick Owchar, Los Angeles Times
*Los Angeles Times*

“Lewis's literary endeavors include poetry, essays, novels, criticism, and translation. His take on Virgil's Aeneid, `his favourite of all books,’ serves to further enrich the legacy of this ambitious and prolific writer.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
*Publishers Weekly*

“In this nimble rendition . . . C.S. Lewis has managed to achieve both fidelity and beauty . . . a cause for celebration in two worlds: Narnia and Ancient Rome.”—Jason Fisher, Mythprint
*Mythprint*

“Even those readers who are new to the Aeneid will find this volume helpful . . . [and] Lewis fans should be delighted to discover yet another facet to the literary career of this ever diverse man of letters.”—Will Vaus, author of Mere Theology: A Guide to the Thought of C. S. Lewis
*Will Vaus*

"This book shows the translation as fascinating evidence of [Lewis's] formation, imagination, and critical drive."—Sarah Ruden, Books & Culture: A Christian Review
*Books & Culture: A Christian Review*

"[an] elegant work. . . . this volume offers unique insights on Virgil, the Aeneid, the epic tradition, the mind and work habits of Lewis, and the relationship between translation and art. Highly recommended."—D. Pesta
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