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... Juno makes it clear that Dido and Aeneas have planned a hunt for the following day ( ubi primos crastinus ortus / extulerit Titan , 118–19 ) . In fact the day breaks even before the end of the divine colloquy : 129 Oceanum interea ...
... Juno makes it clear that Dido and Aeneas have planned a hunt for the following day ( ubi primos crastinus ortus / extulerit Titan , 118–19 ) . In fact the day breaks even before the end of the divine colloquy : 129 Oceanum interea ...
Page 228
... Juno's wrath ( 8–33 ) 3. The Storm ( 34-123 ) * 26 lines 90 lines ( a ) Inception and Outbreak ( 34-91 ) = 58 lines ... Juno , the protecting aid of Venus and , in the middle , the storm- tossed Aeneas who is yet assured of calm at the ...
... Juno's wrath ( 8–33 ) 3. The Storm ( 34-123 ) * 26 lines 90 lines ( a ) Inception and Outbreak ( 34-91 ) = 58 lines ... Juno , the protecting aid of Venus and , in the middle , the storm- tossed Aeneas who is yet assured of calm at the ...
Page 377
... Juno ( and to some degree , Juturna ) has been viewed by some 1 as the essential cause of his whole tragedy . He is a good man misled by Juno , by a genuine but mistaken belief in counter - fate . Such a view , in my opinion ...
... Juno ( and to some degree , Juturna ) has been viewed by some 1 as the essential cause of his whole tragedy . He is a good man misled by Juno , by a genuine but mistaken belief in counter - fate . Such a view , in my opinion ...
Contents
The Mystery of the Aeneid | 1 |
From Homer to Virgil The Obsolescence of Epic | 5 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
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