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Aeneid of Virgil: The Opening of the Aeneid (Lecture 4)

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Lecture 4: The Aeneid's preface stresses its debt to and its difference from Homer. Which crucial concepts and characters are introduced in Book I? How do these opening scenes highlight Virgil's overarching themes, including the "fated" character of Rome, the concepts of pietas (duty) and furor (passion); and the gap that separates Aeneas the public man from Aeneas the private individual?

Lecture 5: https://www.bitchute.com/video/nKaicWD61zM7/

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