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Aeneas asks permission to visit his father in the lower world . Aeneas is told that , in order to visit the lower world , he must pluck a golden bough in the neighboring wood ; first , however , he must bury a dead comrade Tālibus ...
Aeneas asks permission to visit his father in the lower world . Aeneas is told that , in order to visit the lower world , he must pluck a golden bough in the neighboring wood ; first , however , he must bury a dead comrade Tālibus ...
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Aeneas builds a great tomb and then offers sacrifice to the gods of the lower world . The Sibyl drives away the other Trojans with the words , “ Procul 7 , procul este , profāni , " and with Aeneas plunges into the cave .
Aeneas builds a great tomb and then offers sacrifice to the gods of the lower world . The Sibyl drives away the other Trojans with the words , “ Procul 7 , procul este , profāni , " and with Aeneas plunges into the cave .
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Cocīti : the “ river of lamentation ” in the lower world . palūs coercet : these words are repeated in Aeneid , vi , 438-439 . 481. Quin domůs : Indeed , the very halls were amazed ; i.e. , not only those who occupied them . 482.
Cocīti : the “ river of lamentation ” in the lower world . palūs coercet : these words are repeated in Aeneid , vi , 438-439 . 481. Quin domůs : Indeed , the very halls were amazed ; i.e. , not only those who occupied them . 482.
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RHETORICAL TERMS AND FIGURES | |
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF VERGIL | |
Derechos de autor | |
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Términos y frases comunes
Aeneas Aeneid Apollo arma armis atque battle beginning BOOK bring called carry circum coast daughter death Dido early earth father give goddess gods Greek haec head heaven hinc illa inter intr Introd ipse Italy Juno Jupiter killed king land Latin living lower world manū meaning Metre mihi mountain neque noun nunc offering omnia omnis pass pater poet poetry quae quam quid quis quod race refers river Roman Rome sail sense side simul story syllable tibi town trans tree Trojans Troy Turnus Venus Vergil verse