Aenied scholarship Flashcards

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Jenkyns on Creusa

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Creusa is a kind of ideal roman matrona, who allows Aeneas to move on

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Ellen Oliensis on women

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tends to mean that women make trouble and men restore order

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Morton Braund on Juno

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-the aeneid can also be read as the story of the wrath of Juno

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Edith hall on Aeneas

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Aeneas is a pious hero

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Nusbaum on Aeneas in bk 2

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did absolutly everything that he could do to help before leaving troy for italy

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Nusbaum on book 2

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the end of Troy becomes, in Virgil, the beginning of Rome; from the ashes of Troy will rise the Phoenix of Rome

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Buckley on the death of Turnus

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“For when Aeneas kills Turnus, Virgil employs the verb, condere, which means not just ‘to stab’, but also ‘to found’. When Aeneas puts Turnus to the sword, he sets in motion the foundation of the Roman race

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Olinesis on Mercury book 4 quote - women are ‘unstable creatures, always changing’

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-‘statement relflects gender norms of Roman society, which emphasised the irrationality and instability of women’

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Connolly on women and war

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-‘women of the aeneid are deeply affected by the ravages of war, both as direct targets of violence and witnesses to its horrors’

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