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Page 95
... clearly resembling Juno's , and , like Juno's , wreaking eventual destruction on her own Carthage ) ; the love wound becomes Dido's death wound and Carthage's as well ; the flames ( simile of 669-71 ) are now likened to those of the ...
... clearly resembling Juno's , and , like Juno's , wreaking eventual destruction on her own Carthage ) ; the love wound becomes Dido's death wound and Carthage's as well ; the flames ( simile of 669-71 ) are now likened to those of the ...
Page 129
... clearly reciprocal pattern . Thus the four fully Theocritean poems correspond , and of the four , 2 corresponds to 8 , 3 to 7. Both 2 and 8 deal with love and both contain relatively long songs or pieces on a single theme ( 2 is a ...
... clearly reciprocal pattern . Thus the four fully Theocritean poems correspond , and of the four , 2 corresponds to 8 , 3 to 7. Both 2 and 8 deal with love and both contain relatively long songs or pieces on a single theme ( 2 is a ...
Page 364
... clearly less than those of her leader - her death once more brings out his responsibility for such useless sacrifice of noble life — but her primitivism is , in the last analysis , a most ambigu- ous and fatal thing . Yet Virgil , in ...
... clearly less than those of her leader - her death once more brings out his responsibility for such useless sacrifice of noble life — but her primitivism is , in the last analysis , a most ambigu- ous and fatal thing . Yet Virgil , in ...
Contents
The Mystery of the Aeneid I | 1 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
The Young Virgil | 98 |
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