Piety - Scholarship - Aeneid Flashcards

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Who are the scholars whos quotes reference piety in the Aeneid

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  • Edith Hamilton
  • J.W. Mackail
  • R.D. Williams
  • Jasper Griffin
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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 [Aeneas] is loaded with responsibilities not his own”

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J.W. Mackail

Second half of the quote is about him hating bloodshed and being forced to wage a sanguinary war

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

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J.W. Mackail

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Who wrote
“this is a social type of heroism, concerned with the group rather than the individual…. It is based on piety”

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R.D. Williams

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Who wrote
“Pity is the English word derived from the Latin Pietas, and pity is as characteristic of the poem as pietas is of its hero”

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Jasper Griffin

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How did Edith Hamilton reference piety

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

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how did J.W. Mackail reference piety

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  • “He [Aeneas] is loaded with responsibilities not his own”
  • “He [Aeneas] had to carry…. the destinies of a race and nation”

Second half of the 1st quote is about him hating bloodshed and being forced to wage a sanguinary war

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How did R.D. Williams reference piety

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“this is a social type of heroism, concerned with the group rather than the individual…. It is based on piety”

towards gods and men

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How did Jasper Griffin reference piety

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“Pity is the English word derived from the Latin Pietas, and pity is as characteristic of the poem as pietas is of its hero”

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