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Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic Richard Ciro Monti. THE DIDO EPISODE AND THE AENEID Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic BY RICHARD C. MONTI AEGIDER ! SUB TUTA PE PALLAS LEIDEN E. J. BRILL 1981 1. Front Cover.
Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic Richard Ciro Monti. THE DIDO EPISODE AND THE AENEID Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic BY RICHARD C. MONTI AEGIDER ! SUB TUTA PE PALLAS LEIDEN E. J. BRILL 1981 1. Front Cover.
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Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic Richard Ciro Monti. THE DIDO EPISODE AND THE AENEID Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic BY RICHARD C. MONTI SUB AEGIDE TUTA B. LEIDEN E. J. BRILL 1981 ISBN 90 04 06328 5 Copyright ...
Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic Richard Ciro Monti. THE DIDO EPISODE AND THE AENEID Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic BY RICHARD C. MONTI SUB AEGIDE TUTA B. LEIDEN E. J. BRILL 1981 ISBN 90 04 06328 5 Copyright ...
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Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic Richard Ciro Monti. ISBN 90 04 06328 5 Copyright 1981 by E. J. Brill , Leiden , The Netherlands All rights reserved . No part of this book may be reproduced or translated in any form , by ...
Roman Social and Political Values in the Epic Richard Ciro Monti. ISBN 90 04 06328 5 Copyright 1981 by E. J. Brill , Leiden , The Netherlands All rights reserved . No part of this book may be reproduced or translated in any form , by ...
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The Dido Episode and the Aeneid: Roman Social and Political ..., Volumes 66-68 Richard Ciro Monti No preview available - 1981 |
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action Aeneas Aeneid alliance Apollonius appears Ariadne association assumes becomes behavior Book calls Carthage Catullus character Cicero cites civilized conclusion connection consideration context curse death designate desire dextera Dido Dido episode Dido's effect emotional enter epic episode established Evander father fides finds foedera foedus follows gives gods gratia Greek Hellegouarc'h hospitium humanitas ideal Ilioneus impia implies interpretation Italy Jason Latinus leads marriage meaning Medea merely military moral narration narrative nature notes notion obligations offers opening parallel passage phrase pietas Plautus political relationships possibility presented provides quae quam question reason reference relations remarks reminiscences represents responsibilities result right hand Roman scene sense shows significance social speaks speech standard statement story suggests symbol takes term theme thought tion tradition treatment Trojans Troy Turnus understanding values Venus Vergil virtus woman
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