No. 9,062 in Spanish
virgil
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Virgilio fue un poeta romano célebre por sus obras literarias.
Virgil was a Roman poet famous for his literary works.
In this sentence, 'Virgilio' refers to the historical figure Virgil, a renowned poet from ancient Rome.
El vigilante de seguridad hizo una vigilia toda la noche.
The security guard kept a vigil all night.
Here, the sentence uses the word 'vigilia,' a derivative form related to staying watchful, showcasing language evolution related to the root of 'virgil.'
En la novela, el personaje llamado Virgil guía al protagonista.
In the novel, the character named Virgil guides the protagonist.
In this context, 'Virgil' is used as a proper noun for a fictional character, implying a role of guidance, reminiscent of the classical poet's guidance as a literary device in Dante's works.
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