Learn Latin with Vergil – Free Interlinear Latin-English Texts

Read Latin Easily with Vergil’s Aeneid Book 1
Free Latin–English Interlinear Edition for Learners

Welcome to this free online edition of Vergil’s Aeneid, beginning with Book 1, designed to help you learn Latin by reading the real words of Rome’s greatest poet. Each Latin sentence is followed by its English translation. This Latin–English interlinear format makes it simple to read, understand, and enjoy Vergil—even if you’re new to Latin.

Why This Edition Works

Whether you're just beginning Latin or returning after a break, this edition helps you build fluency through extensive reading—by immersing yourself in authentic language, not memorizing isolated words.

  • Read at your own pace

  • Learn vocabulary by context

  • See Latin grammar in action

  • No need to stop and look up every word

This is not a textbook. It’s a guided reading experience through one of the most important and influential works of Western literature—perfect for learners, homeschoolers, autodidacts, or anyone fascinated by the epic story of Aeneas.

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Vergil’s style is grand, elegant, and rich with literary devices. His Aeneid—a journey from Troy to Italy, a story of gods and men, love and loss—provides a captivating narrative while helping you build your Latin reading skills.

Each passage is presented line by line, with English support directly beneath. The more Latin you read, the faster your confidence and comprehension will grow.

Usage and Copyright

This interlinear Latin–English translation is provided for free personal use online. It is under copyright. Please do not copy, repost, or redistribute this material. We appreciate your respect for the effort that went into creating this resource.

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Have fun—and enjoy your Latin journey!
—The team at DiscoverLatin.com

Gens et Gloria cover, first part of the series
Leading Latinist Prof. Eleanor Dickey on Gens et Gloria – Principatus Novus

“This book is a fun read — definitely worth reading. The Latin is clear and easy without being unidiomatic, and the grammar is mostly right. Unlike most ancient Latin literature, it can simply be read like a modern novel: if you've got a reasonable knowledge of Latin, you won't need to look up words or think about the grammar. Overall, this book is an enjoyable read, and I recommend it.”
— Prof. Eleanor Dickey, Professor of Classics and Latin pedagogy, University of Reading