Quote by Virgil: “Love conquers all; let us too surrender to love.”

This famous line suggests that love is an overwhelmingly powerful force capable of overcoming any obstacle. It encourages embracing love, indicating its profound ability to influence and transform human lives and experiences profoundly.

The Eclogues, from which this quote is taken, depict an idealized pastoral world, a retreat from the political turmoil of Rome. This quote captures an idyllic, romantic sentiment, contrasting with the epic's themes of war.

Roman poet who lived 70–19 BCE, best known for the Aeneid — an epic poem tracing the mythological founding of Rome — as well as the Eclogues and the Georgics. He is widely regarded as the greatest of Roman poets and had an enormous influence on Western literature from Dante to the present.