“‘Arma virumque cano …’ are the opening words, give or take, of Virgil’s Aeneid, a ten thousand line epic poem written around 19 A.D., about the guy, a Trojan famously defeated by the Greeks, named Aeneas, who refugeed out to found the city that would someday be Rome. The words mean ‘Of arms and the man I sing …’” (07/25/10)