The Unpublished Legends of Virgil

A fascinating anthology gathers a hundred obscure medieval tales that cast the great Roman poet as a witty magician and benevolent sage. Compiled from whispered folklore recorded by a skilled fortune‑teller, each story blends ordinary encounters with curious incantations, hidden rituals and a dash of otherworldly humor. The collection revives a forgotten layer of Etrusco‑Roman myth that once lived only in the secret circles of ancient sorcerers.

Listeners will wander through vivid episodes such as Virgil’s miraculous birth, his playful rivalry with enchanted doves, and a mischievous encounter with a stone‑fish that becomes edible through spellcraft. Along the way he meets sirens, stubborn peasants, and even a double‑faced statue that reveals the two‑faced god Janus, each encounter brimming with clever wordplay and moral charm. The result is a lively tour of Italy’s medieval imagination, perfect for anyone who enjoys myth, magic, and a touch of witty folklore.