Virgilian

By token of your Virgilian diversions shall I assume that you are a collegian, really or almost?

Wilde may have happened on the Life of Wainewright, and taken it, among all the books he had read, as a kind of Virgilian omen.

The first an imitation of Sortes Homeric; or Virgilian, drawing determinations from verses casually occurring.

His acquaintance with the Latin poets was limited, and seldom does a Virgilian or Horatian expression occur in his verses.

He had a Virgilian soul; and if his colouring recalls that of Weber, his design has often an Italian suavity.