Our History
The Vergilian Society was founded in 1937 with the following objectives: "In order . . . to celebrate the ties of culture between Italy and America, a Society has been formed in Italy and named after Vergil."
The purpose of this Society is to promote the study of Vergil by means of lectures, conferences, publications, and reports of excavation that have a bearing upon Vergil's works. Membership is open to any person who is interested in the study of Vergil.
2026 TOURS
The Two Gauls: Northern Italy and Alpine France
Roman Otium on the Bay of Naples: A Study Tour for K-12 Teachers
Survivors of Vesuvius: An Exploration of Post-Eruption Campania
Greco-Roman Spain
Recent News
The Alexander G. McKay Prize for Vergilian Studies has been awarded to Susanna Morton Braund and Zara M. Torlone, co-editors of “Virgil and His Translators,” published by OUP in 2018.
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