"Bucolics" (in Ukrainian "Georgics") is a well-known cycle of poems by the ancient Roman poet Virgil. Born in the middle of the 1st century. BC, these poems are among the masterpieces of Latin literature and are meant to convey love for the land and the labor of agricultural life. The author reproduces well-known myths and legends related to agriculture, and also wisely compares natural laws with human life. "Georgics" became an inexhaustible source of inspiration for generations of poets and writers, recreating in their works a beautiful and courageous picture of village life.