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In the first, Virgilian , part of the digression, Aristaeus complains to his mother, the river-goddess Cyrene, that his bees are lost and his estate ruined.
She cites a familiar Virgilian tag, but her favoured literary models are more humble.
Certain concepts, such as the decorative or the Virgilian heritage, receive less full treatment than their significance might warrant.
Fry's theories, anecdotes, quotations and Virgilian similes can have a similarly gimmicky feel about them; happily, though, they serve a greater purpose.
There are Virgilian similes in Spenser, Virgilian motifs in Shakespeare's Rape of Lucrece and Milton's Paradise Lost.
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