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Page 52
... turning post - has no direct relation to what happened later ; in fact Antilochus ' clever passing of Menelaos takes place long after the turn . It is also clear that , as Heinze has indicated , Virgil's narrative serves to point a ...
... turning post - has no direct relation to what happened later ; in fact Antilochus ' clever passing of Menelaos takes place long after the turn . It is also clear that , as Heinze has indicated , Virgil's narrative serves to point a ...
Page 92
... turn destructive , but this also takes all our attention for it is once again her initiative ( all Aeneas can do is carry out his escape ) . The continuity of the whole narrative is thus an internal , or psychological one which at once ...
... turn destructive , but this also takes all our attention for it is once again her initiative ( all Aeneas can do is carry out his escape ) . The continuity of the whole narrative is thus an internal , or psychological one which at once ...
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... turning point that divides the past from the future . But his weakness , his false nostalgia for the past , is cured by his ... turn his back , is the clearest sign of where Aeneas and Troy's true destiny now lies in the future , in Rome ...
... turning point that divides the past from the future . But his weakness , his false nostalgia for the past , is cured by his ... turn his back , is the clearest sign of where Aeneas and Troy's true destiny now lies in the future , in Rome ...
Contents
The Mystery of the Aeneid I | 1 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
The Young Virgil | 98 |
Copyright | |
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