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... Helen). All of these characters bear comparison with their Homeric and tragic prototypes; in these notes I shall attempt to indicate at least how to begin such comparative examination. Arguably, however, the gods—or at least a few of ...
... Helen). All of these characters bear comparison with their Homeric and tragic prototypes; in these notes I shall attempt to indicate at least how to begin such comparative examination. Arguably, however, the gods—or at least a few of ...
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... Helen from her husband Menelaus and thus caused the Trojan War prō before , for , on behalf of ( + abl . ) rapiō , ere , ui , ptus snatch ( up ) , plunder repōnō , ere , posui , pos ( i ) tus put ( back , away ) , store up saevus , a ...
... Helen from her husband Menelaus and thus caused the Trojan War prō before , for , on behalf of ( + abl . ) rapiō , ere , ui , ptus snatch ( up ) , plunder repōnō , ere , posui , pos ( i ) tus put ( back , away ) , store up saevus , a ...
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ae f Aeneas Aeneid Aeolus altō ANAPHORA ANASTROPHE Anchises ancient animō āre ārī arma ārum f Ascanius ASYNDETON ātis f atque ātus Augustus Carthage cēpī ceptus circum comrade of Aeneas dactylic dactylic hexameter Dardanian Dido ditus divine dīvum ēnsus entis epic ēre eris Fāma fāta goddess gods Greek gressus Hades haec Helen hexameter Homeric iēcī iectus Ilioneus indir inis f ipse īre Italiam Italy itus Juno Jupiter lāpsus Latin Latium Libya Marcellus Marcus Claudius Marcellus means mihi Minerva Neptune nōn North Africa noun nunc ōnis ōris ōrum participle pietās Pirithoüs poem poetry quae quam quid quō reptus roar Roman Rome rsus rtus spectus look spēs spexi stiti subjunctive syllable tibi TRANSFERRED EPITHET Trojan leader Troy urbem Venus verb Vergil Vergil's Aeneid Vergilian wind word