'Virgil' has drawn together, into his 'Æneid', all the pleasing Scenes his Subject is capable of admitting, and in his 'Georgics' has given us a Collection of the most delightful Landskips that can be made out of Fields and Woods, Herds of Cattle, and Swarms of Bees. 'Ovid', in his 'Metamorphoses', has shewn us how the Imagination may be affected by what is Strange.