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    realized that it was Odysseus who strung and shot the arrow. That was how she got her husband back. Creusa was Aeneas’s wife at Troy and the mother of Ascanius. Aeneas was the main character in the Aeneid‚ and was destined to find the city of Rome in Italy. Creusa vanished when the family was escaping from Troy during the war. When Aeneas came back to check Creusa‚ it was her spirit that appeared to him and encouraged him to continue with his journey in order to fulfill his destiny. Calypso was one

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    In his boastful and cynical speech‚ Cassius‚ a senator of Rome‚ utilizes rhetorical devices in order to persuade Brutus‚ a senator and friend of Caesar‚ that Caesar is unfit to be the ruler of Rome. Cassius begins his speech to Brutus addressing Caesar’s triumph and absolute rule under Rome. Cassius initially appeals to ethos by establishing his credibility‚ stating that “honor is the subject of my story” (I‚ ii‚ 92). Cassius begins his speech by confirming that his argument was based

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    woods the mistletoe-no seed of where U grows-is green with new leaves‚ girdl11g the tapering stems with yellow fruit: just so the gold leaves seemed against the dark-green Hex; so‚ in the gentle wind‚ the thin gold leaf was crackling. And at once Aeneas plucks it and‚ eager‚ breaks the hesitating bough and carries it into the Sibyl’s house. Meanwhile along the shore the Teucrians were weeping for Misenus‚ offering their final tributes to his thankless ashes. First they build high a giant pyre‚ rich

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    Aeneid‚ for example‚ Virgil shows Aeneas intense devotion to his duty. As Aeneas travels to Italy on a mission for the Gods‚ his family‚ and his ancestors‚ his duty towards his people is tested as he must battle his fleshly desires. While his duty to his people eventually wins out‚ Virgil does not shy away from showing how this struggle wears on Aeneas. As a result of this devotion‚ Aeneas creates a positive atmosphere of brotherhood inside of his people. Just as Aeneas remained dutiful to his people

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    Basilica in the same city and revolutionized classical architecture with his invention of the giant order of pilasters. Also the "Pietà" and the "David"‚ were two of his best-known works were sculpted before he turned thirty. His major early work was a "Pieta"‚ commissioned by a French cardinal and installed in Old Saint Peter ’s in the Vatican. Michelangelo ’s "Pieta" is a very young Virgin of heroic stature holding the lifeless‚ smaller body of her grown son‚ with the sweet expression‚ the finely

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    everlasting life. “Utnapishtism‚ in the course of their conversation‚ tells him the story of the flood as it was known in Babylonia. By the end of the epic‚ Gilgamesh fails to achieve immortality and returns home to die” (7). The hero of The Aeneid‚ Aeneas is lead from his home

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    not their fault. It was obvious that she loved Aeneas‚ but she still went on to curse his life and go as far as to burn all his clothing and belongings. These are just a few examples of how Dido resorts to irrational behavior when experiencing loss instead of staying calm and dealing with the pain. After Dido’s irrational thoughts towards Aeneas‚ Virgil explains the utmost illogical action of Dido; her suicide. In the story‚ when her lover Aeneas leaves her to found Rome‚ Dido falls into a deep

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    decided to build a city‚ but after an argument‚ Romulus killed his brother. According to the Romanannalists‚ this happened on 21 April 753 BC.[24] This legend had to be reconciled with a dual tradition‚ set earlier in time‚ that had theTrojan refugee Aeneas escape to Italy and found the line of Romans through his son Iulus‚ the namesake of the Julio-Claudian dynasty.[25]This was accomplished by the Roman poet Virgil in the first century BC. Monarchy‚ republic‚ empire Main articles: Ancient Rome‚ Roman

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    There are many moral issues between the characters in the book the Iliad‚ but the biggest issues were with the characters you might least expect: the Greek gods and goddesses. The way these gods were vaunted by the Greeks‚ you would expect them to be perfect‚ just‚ and faultless. But these illustrious gods were anything but that. Their moral priorities were very mixed up to say the least‚ and they took no notice of it. A big problem with the gods and goddesses was their self absorption; they

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    literature‚ The Aeneid and The Poem of the El Cid demonstrate differences and similarities in terms of what specially defines a hero in comparison to earlier epic works of literature. Both Aeneas and El Cid contribute to preserving and developing their societies even within societies with immense cultural differences. Aeneas can be viewed as a hero in the sense of a less realistic setting with magical intervention that which aids him throughout his journey. While the Cid can be viewed as a more realistic

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