Georgic

"The georgic is a type of poetry that was popular in ancient Rome."

"The georgic provides valuable insight into the agricultural practices of the time."

The georgic depicted the hard work and toil of farming life.

"The georgic describes the different types of soil and the best crops to plant in each."

"The farmer read the georgic to his workers as they planted the fields."

"The georgic was written during a time of great agricultural development and innovation."

The georgic celebrated the skill of the shepherd in tending his flock.

His georgic heritage was a source of pride and connection to his ancestors.

The georgic landscape of Italy inspired many painters and poets.

The georgic and his family tended to the fields from dawn until dusk.

The georgic was passed down through the generations as a symbol of the family's hard work and perseverance.

The georgic was a source of pride for the local community, who worked together to maintain its fertility.

The georgic was left to fallow for several years to allow the soil to rejuvenate.

He was wearing georgic clothes, covered in dirt and sweat.

She wrote a georgic poem about the hard work of farming.

The georgic plowed the field with his trusty oxen.