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Monday, November 17, 2014

Playing House

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In book four I found it very interesting how Venus and Juno used Dido and Aeneas as pawns in their game they were playing. This romance whic...

Held in High Esteem

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It's so interesting to me that in these ancient epics so full of blood and conquest, you often have these semi random interludes of the ...
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Fear of Death

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When Aeneas gets to the underworld one of the first things he sees are the interesting “monsters”.  But then he is unafraid because they are...

The Dark Abyss

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This books descriprion of the underworld is much different then what I have encountered in past Greek literature. I've always imagined t...
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Greek vs. Roman Underworlds

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The differences between the Greek and Roman perception of the Underworld were unexpected to me. I expected for us to go to the Underworld we...
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Scruples

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I love the imagery used when Dido is convinced by Anna's advice to let her romantic passions take over. The intricate layout of the sa...

Hell

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I thought the portrayal of hell was interesting for a few reasons. First, the souls of those who were there seemed more human than spirit. T...
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