Hosidius Geta's tragedy "Medea," a Vergilian cento;
Hosidius Geta's Medea, a tragedy assembled from lines of Virgil, translated by Joseph J. Mooney and issued in 1919 by Cornish Brothers of Birmingham for classical scholars and readers of Latin verse. The two scanned images are not illustrations but library marks: a line-engraved heraldic shield with stippled chief, two small charges and an open book, and a page of penciled shelf numbers.
