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- Virgil was a young criminal who presumably attempted to commit a robbery. When something went wrong, he took hostages and the SWAT team was called in.
- Virgil was a well-known Roman poet. A Latin language quote from his epic poem The Aeneid, "Audentes fortuna iuvat" or "Fortune favors the bold", was featured on the Columbia's dedication plaque. (Star Trek: Enterprise set artwork) Virgil's full name was Publius Vergilius Maro. He also also referred to as "Vergil".
- Virgil - kapłan, bohater standardowy Heroes of Might and Magic IV. Jego oficjalna biografia brzmi tak: Virgil jest zafascynowany książkami, szczególnie historycznymi, ale zawsze był zbyt biedny, by sobie na nie pozwolić. Dlatego został kapłanem i szybko przeczytał wszystkie księgi z klasztornej biblioteki. Obecnie podróżuje, szukając nowych nabytków dla kościoła. Kategoria:Kapłani (bohaterowie Heroes of Might and Magic IV)
- <default>Virgil</default> Title Gender Race Ethnicity Affiliation Class Occupation Relatives Status Appearances Virgil was a member of the Wortham Chapel. At the request of the priest Verrall, he stored a strange relic in the chapel's cellar. However, the relic was sought after by the Coven, and Virgil was killed as part of their efforts to retrieve it.
- Virgil is a character appearing in the Best Wishes! series.
- Virgil was a minor character on the HBO original series True Blood. Played by American guest starring actor Austin Hébert, Virgil makes his debut on the episode "Spellbound" in the series' fourth season. A caucasian plantation owner living during the early 20th century, Virgil, although already married, had a bastard baby with a young African-American woman named Mavis. This situation made Virgil fear about anyone knowing about his affair, and because of it he killed her and their child. Virgil meets his demise on the subsequent episode, "Let's Get Out of Here", in the same season. __TOC__
- Publius Vergilius Maro (15 October 70 BC - 21 September 19 BC) better known in English as Virgil, was a Roman songster, the writer of the Eclogues, the Georgics, and the Aeneid, the last of which being a great saga of twelve books that became Rome's folkstale.
- Virgil was a band that played at the Bronze the night Willow Rosenberg and Amy Madison went on a magic binge. They played Here, Vermilion Borders and Parachute.
- Virgil wrote the Aeneid which features the harpie chieftess Celaeno.
- Everyone has a price! Virgil
- Cousin Virgil is Barney's cousin who comes into Mayberry for a visit. He is quite clumsy, and as he tries to help around the courthouse, or the Taylor house- he seems to do more damage than good. He does however, have an art for carving wood into small statues.
- Virgil was a genius orangutan character, from Battle for the Planet of the Apes, the final original Apes movie from 1973. He was played onscreen by actor/musician Paul Williams.
- Virgil Hervatin
- Virgil Hervatin
- Virgil is an NPC.
- Virgil ist ein antiker Dichter von der Erde. Ein Zitat aus seinem Gedicht Aenaeas, Audentes fortuna iuvat (Das Glück hilft den Tüchtigen), wird 2153 auf der Widmungsplakette der Columbia erwähnt. (ENT: )
- Percy Tunstell's valet. It's possible that Virgil used to be Percy's bootblack boy, promoted when Percy dismissed his previous valet. Virgil comes aboard The Spotted Custard with his master, and makes friends with the deckhand Spoo.
- Virgil was a research worker at the Antarctic Scientific Research Camp.
- Virgil previously was affiliated with the Blue Suns on Omega. But immediately left after a failed revolt led by Kalin Grim, where she was sentenced to death for treason. Following his leave, he enlisted aboard the MSV Diran as the captain's first-mate.
- Virgil (October 15, 70 BC-May 25, 19 BC) was a Roman poet, tour guide of the underworld, and Nike spokesperson. He became famous for his work documenting the life of Trojan basketball legend, Aeneas.
- Virgil is traditionally ranked as one of Rome's greatest poets. His Aeneid has been considered the national epic of ancient Rome from the time of its composition to the present day. Modeled after Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, the Aeneid follows the Trojan refugee Aeneas as he struggles to fulfill his destiny and arrive on the shores of Italy—in Roman mythology the founding act of Rome. Virgil's work has had wide and deep influence on Western literature, most notably The Divine Comedy of Dante, in which Virgil appears as Dante's guide through Hell and Ppurgatory.
- Publius Vergilius Maro was a Roman poet, contemporary of Augustus and Ovid and admirer of Catullus, who composed The Aeneid, setting out how Trojan refugees founded the greatest city in the world. Or, rather, founded the tribe that would later give birth to the founders. He also features in Dante's Divine Comedy (where he guides Dante through Hell and Purgatory). Not to be confused with the other Vergil.
- Virgil (also Vergil) was a poet of the Roman Empire best known for writing the Aeneid, an epic poem in the style of Homer, that served as a national foundation myth for Rome, as descended from Aeneas, a survivor of the Trojan War. He is also credited with the phrase: "Fortune favors the bold" In 1930, when setting out to find the Temple of Old Uppsala in a blizzard by himself, Indiana Jones told Marcus Brody that Virgil didn't say "Fortune favors the reasonable".
- Virgil (of Vergilius) was een bekende dichter. Een quote van zijn gedicht The Aeneid, "Audentes fortuna iuvat" of "Fortune favors the bold", was te lezen op de toewijdingsplaat van de Columbia. (Star Trek: Enterprise)
- Virgil is a tender engine who works on Thomas' branch line. He is friends with Thomas, Edward and Percy and enemies with Diesel.
- Virgil is an angel who is the Keeper of Heaven's Weapons. Sometime after Michael's imprisonment in Lucifer's Cage and Heaven falling into anarchy, the weapons were stolen by the rogue angel Balthazar. Virgil subsequently allied himself with Raphael and was given the task of tracking down the weapons he had spent an eternity protecting.
- After Greer is granted access to the NSA's feeds for NYC, Virgil meets him and activates Samaritan. He later executes Greer's request to find Harold Finch. (“Death Benefit”) After Samaritan fails to locate Finch, he uses it to identify persons related to him, finding Grace Hendricks, his former fiancée. After Reese and Shaw find Decima's location, they encounter Virgil. Reese threatens him at gunpoint in an attempt to get Grace's location, but Greer (via video projection) tells them Virgil is already dead. Upon hearing this, Virgil forces Reese to shoot him and he dies instantly (“Beta”)
- Virgil was a former Warlord of the Destroyers and one of the main antagonists in The Warriors. He is voiced by Curtis Cook and only makes an appearance in the game.
- "Virgil" is the callsign of a member of the Phantoms. He is active in the near future, and is part of Shadow Team in the raid on the Xinyi District. His team stole the package, but he was wounded and left behind with an Rx4, although he was captured by the Ghosts. During his interrogation he revealed information that caused the Ghosts to attack the Phantoms' stronghold in Khyber Province, although it was a trap.
- Virgil was an author of ancient Earth's Roman Empire, best known for writing the Aeneid. In 2155, Audentes fortuna juvat (translated as "fortune favors the bold"), from the Aeneid was chosen as the ship's motto of the Columbia. (ENT novel: Beneath the Raptor's Wing) In 2364, a mercenary named "Poet" quoted Virgil when he said "Who ever asks whether the enemy were defeated by strategy or valor?", advising a more careful approach as the Silver Paladin's team plotted to replace the Riatine drug with a placebo on the planet Treva. (TNG novel: Survivors)
- His family years ago had gotten the promise from the Paladins of Trinsic to be helped in times of need. However, when Phase Spiders were invading his land through a rift, a rift that only a Paladin could close, they no longer felt bound by their promises. Desperate, Virgil asked around the city, and then retreated to his rented room, disappointed that no one wanted to help him. The Avatar found him there, and promised to convince one of the Paladins to do the job. Virgil returned to his land, and the Avatar convinced Lucero to do it, who in the end won at the cost of his own life.
- Virgil Simpson (Virgilio en Hispanoamérica) era esclavo de Coronel Burns (el padre de Mr. Burns). Eliza Simpson, antepasada lejana de Lisa, ayudó a Virgil a escapar y lo refugió en su casa, en la que también vivía los padres de Eliza, Hiram y Mabel, similares a Homer y Marge Simpson. La familia acepta a Virgil en su casa por sus deliciosas rosquillas glaseadas. Sin embargo, el terrateniente encuentra a Virgil, y el padre de Eliza lo deja recuperarlo a cambio de un par de zapatos nuevos, e incluso el Coronel convence a Eliza de no protegerlo debido a que en esa época las mujeres no podían expresar su opinión y solo estaban para callarse y la única forma de expresión era escribir un diario y que una futura descendencia lo lea y lo haga publico. Mabel, sin embargo, amenaza a Burns con una esc
- As a young man, Virgil got lost in a forest with his first Eevee. This Eevee evolved into an Umbreon to help him out of the forest by using Flash. From that point on, Virgil had gained a greater relationship between him and the Eevee species, training and evolving those that he was acquiring. He received the trophy during the closing ceremonies. Afterwards he said farewell to Ash, his friends and his rivals and was then picked up again by his brother Davy. Virgil also makes a cameo appearance in the ending Let's Join Hands.
- Le système Virgil fut découvert complètement par hasard en 2412. Le célèbre astrophotographe Alaine Viktus effectuait une étude de champ profond à environ une unité astronomique du nuage cométaire du système Vega. Viktus avait coupé les propulseurs de sa vedette d’exploration ainsi que tous ses systèmes afin d’obtenir la plus haute résolution de scan possible. Lorsqu’il essaya d’activer son capteur stellaire spécialisé, il constata que celui-ci était incapable de se verrouiller sur une étoile à cause d’un infime mouvement du vaisseau spatial. De plus amples examens révélèrent que ce mouvement, qui ne différait que de quelques microns de ce que son IFCS avait considéré comme un immobilisme total, résultait en fait de la présence à moins de 400 mètres d’un point de saut non cartographié.
- Immortus sent VIRGIL to Earth-616 to his pawn Iron Man (Tony Stark). Stark installed it in the Works' subbasement.Iron Man learned from VIRGIL of Hawkeye's escape from the Works with the help of U.S. Agent and War Machine. Iron Man requested a sanction team and VIRGIL was sorry that such actions had to be taken so soon. Strike Team Decimal Four was activated. Amanda Chaney entered the sub-basement on her search for the source for the temporal radiation found by PLATO. VIRGIL answered all her questions regarding the place she had just entered. Virigl told her that she was looking at a global chronography analysis and control suite and that she spoke to the suite's human interface system VIRGIL. VIRGIL further told her that Tony Stark was the architect of its software and that VIRGIL was the
- Virgil was a recurring character on Xena: Warrior Princess. He was the eldest son of Joxer and Meg and a writer of epic poems. He kept his bardic skills from his father, as he was scared that he would not accept it. When Joxer was killed by Eve, he struggled to forgive her, but did later find the strength to do so. He claimed that Xena and Gabrielle had his respect as they had Joxer's. He was played by William Gregory Lee.
- Virgil is the guide for Max and a scholarly fowl. The last living Lemurian, the next step in human evolution, as revealed in one episode. The Lemurians either created or discovered the portals, and later created the key in order to access them. Having a bird-like appearance, the Lemurians valued knowledge above all else and compiled the most extensive library the world has ever known. They were destroyed by Skullmaster in his quest for the key. Virgil is over ten thousand years old, and is very knowledgeable about both the past and future. However, the majority of his trust rests on his ancient texts, and he seems to lack compulsion. Virgil is always serious, and quite often frustrated by Max's carefree ways. What's more, although he looks like a talking chicken and is often referred to as
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