Imperial destiny - Scholarship - Aeneid Flashcards

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Which scholars reference imperial destiny in the quotes

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  • Edith Hamilton
  • J.W. Mackail
  • Jasper Griffin
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Who wrote
“The real subject of the Aeneid is not Aeneas… it is Rome and the glories of her Empire”

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Edith Hamilton

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Who wrote
“ Aeneas is important as he carries Rome’s destiny”

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Edith Hamilton

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

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J.W. Mackail

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Who wrote
“[the images of the triumphant Augustus on the shield of Aeneas in book 8] 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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How did Edith Hamilton reference imperial destiny

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  • “Aeneas is important as he carries Rome’s destiny”
  • “The real subject of the Aeneid is not Aeneas…. it is Rome and the glories of her Empire”
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How did J.W. Mackail reference imperial destiny

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

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How did Jasper Griffin reference imperial destiny

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  • “[the images of the triumphant Augustus on the shield of Aeneas in book 8] endorses the fullest claims of Roman imperialism”
  • “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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