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... Dido calls him to account without avail ( 279-407 ) 5. Dido's last appeal : her plea through Anna is rejected ( 408- 49 ) 6. Dido prepares to die ; Aeneas departs ( 450–583 ) : ( a ) Preparation : false appeal to Anna ( 450–521 ) ( b ) ...
... Dido calls him to account without avail ( 279-407 ) 5. Dido's last appeal : her plea through Anna is rejected ( 408- 49 ) 6. Dido prepares to die ; Aeneas departs ( 450–583 ) : ( a ) Preparation : false appeal to Anna ( 450–521 ) ( b ) ...
Page 78
... Dido's quoted words is very thin . To be sure Anna contradicts Dido ( at least pro forma ) but it is made quite plain that Anna is wrong in undermining Dido's declared ( but not firmly held ) resolve : she enflames an already kindled ...
... Dido's quoted words is very thin . To be sure Anna contradicts Dido ( at least pro forma ) but it is made quite plain that Anna is wrong in undermining Dido's declared ( but not firmly held ) resolve : she enflames an already kindled ...
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... Dido's hospitality , sends to the ships for Ascanius , for gifts for Dido and for one particularly ominous gift ... Dido's past , in a sense , we know ( Venus has revealed it ) ; Aeneas ' is still most obscure . But Virgil's purpose ( in ...
... Dido's hospitality , sends to the ships for Ascanius , for gifts for Dido and for one particularly ominous gift ... Dido's past , in a sense , we know ( Venus has revealed it ) ; Aeneas ' is still most obscure . But Virgil's purpose ( in ...
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The Mystery of the Aeneid I | 1 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
The Young Virgil | 98 |
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