VIRGIL’S AENEAS: THE ROMAN IDEAL OF PIETAS

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Date: 2003-11-27 01:34:40 Virgil Aeneas Dido Ascanius Georgics Latinus Eclogues Turnus Lavinia Roman mythology Aeneid Literature		VIRGIL’S AENEAS: THE ROMAN IDEAL OF PIETAS Add to Reading List Source URL: mercury.smu.edu.sg Download Document from Source Website File Size: 78,97 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Mairéad McAuley : MateMatermorphoses: Motherhood and the Ovidian Epic Subject. While in Virgil’s Aeneid mothers are evoked sporadically only to be marginalized by the epic’s forward narrative thrust, in his Metamo DocID: 1u4yt - View Document
	Latin Aeneid Outline Book III PageGathered at Mt. Ida, the Trojans sail in a new fleet at direction of Anchises. 1-8 With Troy destroyed by the gods, exile in a deserted land is decreed by auguries; so a fleet DocID: 1sMGM - View Document
	Mairéad McAuley : MateMatermorphoses: Motherhood and the Ovidian Epic Subject. While in Virgil’s Aeneid mothers are evoked sporadically only to be marginalized by the epic’s forward narrative thrust, in his Metamo DocID: 1sLbw - View Document
	Semper Equos Canebat Horses in the Aeneid Assuming the Georgics as primary to understanding Virgilian poetics, this paper offers horses as critically essential for interpretation of the Aeneid. GRIFFITHshowed tha DocID: 1rNZH - View Document
	Prelection Aeneid Book I PageNote que on virumque where it connects equal things. What? 1. Trojae is a gen. Going with what noun? 1. Note oris is not from os, oris n. mouth; but is from ora, orae 2. profugus, jac DocID: 1rMnt - View Document