c. 360–370
Latin
The Virgilian Cento on the Glory of Christ
Cento Vergilianus de Laudibus Christi
Faltonia Betitia Proba · c. 322 – c. 370
Creation, fall, and the life of Christ told in six hundred and ninety-four lines assembled entirely out of Virgil — every half-line lifted from the Aeneid, Georgics, or Eclogues and refitted, so that the poem says what Virgil never wrote using only words he did.