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... interpret in detail many passages of Virgil's greatest work which are still somewhat of a puzzle after the critical labours of close on two thousand years . Such interpretation is indeed the ultimate aim of this research ; but the ...
... interpret in detail many passages of Virgil's greatest work which are still somewhat of a puzzle after the critical labours of close on two thousand years . Such interpretation is indeed the ultimate aim of this research ; but the ...
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... interpret for himself , leaving him to make of the verses what he can , to work with their maker and in so far as he ... interpretation give the service of head and heart for his privilege . He has no choice but to call for the reader's ...
... interpret for himself , leaving him to make of the verses what he can , to work with their maker and in so far as he ... interpretation give the service of head and heart for his privilege . He has no choice but to call for the reader's ...
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... interpret the Aeneid as Virgil intended it should be interpreted . ( iii ) Servius does actually refer to a school of critic- ism , which , if the citation is typical of its methods , went to amazing lengths to find allegory in the ...
... interpret the Aeneid as Virgil intended it should be interpreted . ( iii ) Servius does actually refer to a school of critic- ism , which , if the citation is typical of its methods , went to amazing lengths to find allegory in the ...
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Acestes Achates Actian games Actium Aeneas and Augustus Aeneid VIII Agrippa allegory allusion altar Anchises Ancyr Apollo Appian B.C. Ara Maxima aram auctor August 13 autem B.C. Augustus Baccho Bucolics Cacus Caesar fell ill Carmenta Catiline celebrated character clemency comet contemporary Curia Julia death deus Dido Dio Cass Dio Cassius Dio Cassius 51 divine Donatus emperor epic Evander's fact Forum Boarium Gardthausen Georgics gladiatorial haec Hercules hero ingens interpretation ipse Julius Caesar Juno Juppiter laurel Livia Ludi magno Mark Antony Mezentius mihi Mnestheus namque nouamus Octavian parallelism between Aeneas pater perhaps Pliny poem poet poet's portent Potitius procul quae maxima semper quam quod reader Roman Rome Salii says scene Scribonia senate Servius Sextus Pompeius shield Sicily story Suet Suetonius Suetonius Diu temple Trojan Troy Game Turnus u. s. Zeit uina Venus verse victory Virgil virtues