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    and write a brief overview; • Anchises – why was he lame? What happened to him in Sicily? What is the importance of him meeting Aeneas in the underworld? • The Sybil of Cumae – What is a sibyl? Where is Cumae? What is her role in the story? • Turnus – Which goddess supports him in the war against Aeneas? How does this relate to the Iliad? • Aeneas – Virgil’s hero displays many Roman virtues‚ especially pietas and virtus. What is meant by these terms and locate a quote or example

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    poem after those that were so famous in Greek literature‚ The Iliad and The Odyssey and also present Aeneas as the ideal Roman citizen (“Virgil”). In his epic poem Virgil tells the story of Aeneas and his journey from Troy to Italy‚ where he was destined to found Rome (Sparknote Editors). The glorification of Rome is shown throughout the story of Aeneas. Virgil begins his story introducing Aeneas and exemplifying the moral value of duty when he says‚ “I sing of warfare and a man at war. From

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    claims she wants to take her life. Amata believes Turnus has been killed by Aeneas and his warriors. She wants Turnus to marry Lavinia. Aeneas will win therefore he will marry Lavinia. Amata also does not want Aeneas to be her son in law. If Amata were to commit suicide she would not be able to see her Grandchildren play in the royal tree courtyard. Amata would see her city burned. Amata should give up her rage against Aeneas and except the good man into her city and allow him to marry her daughter

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    The Iliad‚ the Aeneid‚ and Beowulf are epics where the protagonists are dominant male warriors. The behavior of Achilles‚ Aeneas‚ and Beowulf in battle becomes the standard for masculinity. Achilles rage or anger in battle gives him an edge over the rest of the warriors. Common characteristic of the three protagonists is their belief in fate and fearlessness towards death. The death of the three warriors occurs in battle and it represents the significance of glory. Based on the patterns noticed in

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    past for its present and future under Augustus. The story of Aeneas in the Underworld can be interpreted as a brilliant rendition of the story of Rome’s past‚ present‚ and future. When Aeneas descends into the Underworld‚ he is escorted by the Sibyl (lines 347 - 349). This gives the readers a clue that what is to happen in the upcoming text is a foretelling of Roman future because the Sibyl was a prophetess (Course Packet‚ p16). As Aeneas enters the Underworld‚ he sees numerous horrible sights: Grief

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    The development and contribution Purcell made to the operatic genre through his opera and dramatic works. Henry Purcell (1659-1695) composed music for many different genres. Among these he wrote one true opera‚ Dido and Aeneas (1689). He also wrote a number of dramatic works. Purcell spent the majority of his last five years composing music for the stage. The majority of Purcell’s dramatic instrumental music or songs were used in spoken plays. Purcell went on to write four semi-operas; Dioclesian

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    War‚ Violence‚ the Hebrew Bible & the Aeneid War and warfare can serve different purposes. Both the Roman Empire during the Golden Age‚ under the auspices of Rome’s first emperor‚ Caesar Augustus and the Israel’s who followed the Hebrew Bible engaged warfare. However‚ the wars had a different focuses and different goals. The wars of the Old Testament were wars of extermination‚ while the Romans had limited wars. Wars of extermination occurred during Israel’s theocracy‚ and are often cited

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    one ever asks why the suitors or maids are killed in the Odyssey. There is no deep internal struggle within Odysseus over whether or not he should destroy them all or even if his killing was unnecessary. In contrast there was a great struggle within Aeneas as he decided to leave Dido. This level of emotional thought is never touched by Homer. The Odyssey is based on logic not feeling. Logic tells Odysseus that since the suitors and maids have wronged him‚ they deserve his vengeance. There is no need

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    Toll proposes that Virgil’s poem‚ with Aeneas as the protagonist‚ was written for the readers who were in need of help when it came to viewing themselves as Roman Italians. Virgil was able to see that Roman-ness and Italian-ness was not the same thing. He believed that amalgamating the two nations should have been mutually decided and formed not authoritatively. Toll argues that he accomplishes this idea by using Aeneas‚ a Trojan who was referred to as “Pater” (Means father in

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    Roman culture. Thus‚ when Virgil wrote the first six books of the Aeneid‚ which follow the adventures of Aeneas as he strives to reach Italy‚ he modeled them after Homer’s Odyssey‚ but made changes that reflect the differing values between the Greeks and the Romans. Of these changes‚ one of the most striking is the difference in the descriptions of the Underworld that we see when Odysseus and Aeneas each visit the dead. As both of these descriptions occur at or near the center of their respective poems

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