A short poem called “The Gnat” was traditionally attributed to this author, and is included in an Appendix once considered to contain this author’s.youthful works. This author was interpreted as foretelling the birth of Jesus due to the description of a messianic child called the “great growth (10[1])of Jupiter” in the fourth section of one work. A character created by this author (10[1])tears off a golden bough (-5[1])from a tree to gain admission to the underworld. (10[2])This poet declared (10[1])“Love conquers all” in the second of his Eclogues, and declared “Of arms and the man I sing” at the start of an epic (10[1])poem whose title character kills Turnus and has an affair with (10[1])Dido. (10[1])For 10 points, who wrote the Aeneid ■END■ (10[1])