Virgil: The Aeneid (continued)

Achilles action Aeneas Aeneid Aeschylus already Anchises anger appears Augustus battle become beginning Book Cacus called Carthage character close comes compared connection contrast Daedalus death described detail Dido Dido's discussion divine earlier effect epic episode especially example fact fate father figure final follows further future given gives gods Greek half hand Hector Hercules hero Homer human Iliad important interpretation Italy Juno Jupiter killing Latin lines linked looks meaning mentioned Mezentius narrative nature Nisus Odysseus once Pallas parallels passage past poem poet present question reason recalls reference role Roman Rome says scene seems seen Servius significance similar speech story structure suggests symbolic takes theme tion tradition tragedy tragic Trojans Troy turn Turnus Venus VIII Virgil whole