Does anyone know where I can find the latin text of Vergil's Aeneid with macrons (long marks)

I don’t know if those lines correspond to the ones in this document, but try this. It’s from The Gutenberg Project, which has a long history of putting books online for free.

Try looking at Perseus Project database. Google it. You can look up works from all Greek and Latin literature.

Wish I could scan it for you, Haha. Vergil is my homeboy. If you can’t find anything with macrons, remember the dipthong rules and determine the long marks by sound. Good luck.

Does it absolutely have to be lines 450–504? “This is closest I’ve gotten so far and man. is it frustrating! I thought I finally found it on Google books, a 161 page excerpt, with the darn macrons, and the Book 4 excerpt stops at line 387 and the then the darn thing doesn’t pick up again until Book 6, Line 16.

Arrggh!

The only other thing I can suggest is for you too look on some of these forum, where other people seem to be looking for Latin text with macrons online. I don’t think there are a lot of them.

Try here

and here.

when I did a search for

online Latin text “with macrons”

it seemed to get me mostly to sites where other people were asking about where to find online latin texts with macrons because they weren’t having any better luck than you.

The Vergil Project—select “Natural vowel quantities” under “Inline Textual Aid.”