Fate - Scholarship - Aeneid Flashcards

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Who are the scholars whos quotes reference fate

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  • Edith Hamilton
  • J.W. Mackail
  • R.D. Williams
  • Jasper Griffin
  • Guy de la Bédoyère
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Who wrote
“Aeneas is important because he carries Rome’s destiny”

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Edith Hamilton

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Who wrote
“He is loaded with responsibilities not his own…. He hates bloodshed and has no joy in battle, yet he has to wage a sanguinary war”

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J.W. Mackail

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Who wrote
“ He [Aeneas] has to carry… the destinies of a race and a nation”

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J.W. Mackail

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Who wrote
“Aeneas belongs to the heroic age yet he also has to be a proto-Augustan. Virgil’s problem is to depict a new kind of hero, a hero for an age no longer ‘heroic’.”

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R.D. Williams

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Who wrote
“[the image of the triumphant Augustus on the shield of Aeneas] endorses the fullest claims of Roman imperialism”

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Jasper Griffin

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Who wrote
“ The parade of Roman heroes at the end of book 6 is… a virtuoso intertwining of positive optimism with pathos and dispair”

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Jasper Griffin

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What were Edith Hamilton’s contributions to fate in the Aeneid

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“Aeneas is important because he carries Rome’s destiny”

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What were J.W. Mackail’s contributions to fate in the Aeneid

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  • “He [Aeneas] is loaded with responsibilities not own… he hates bloodshed and has no joy in battle, yet he has to wage a sanguinary war”
  • “He [Aeneas] has to carry the destinies of a race and a nation”
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What were R.D. Williams’ contributions to fate in the Aeneid

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“Aeneas belongs to the heroic age, yet he also has to be a proto-Augustan. Virgil’s problem is to depict a new kind of hero, a hero for an age that is no longer ‘heroic’.”

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What were Jasper Griffin’s contributions to fate in the Aeneid

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  • “[The image of triumphant Augustus on the sheild of Aeneas] endorses the fullest claims of Roman imperialism”
  • “The parade of of Roman heroes at the end of book 6 is… a virtuoso intertwining of positive optimism with pathos and dispair”

imperialism = empire builing

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What were Guy de la Bédoyère on fate in the Aeneid

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“Destiny can now take its course, but only with a long shadow cast by the price paid by so many protagonists”

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Who wrote
“Destiny can now take its course, but only with a long shadow cast by the price paid by so many protagonists”

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Guy de la Bédoyère

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