A Free And Independent Translation of the First And Fourth Books of the Aeneid O

Publius Vergillus

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Here he discerns the strong-minded l*entliesilea, Who fights so ferocious that even stout veterans flue her ; There, aged King Priam; there, his own cun>{)icn(>us llgurc ; There, youthful Troilus, the rash prince who slujuld have l)cen bigger Ere measuring swords with Achilles, that barbarous Aictor Who thrice round the walls drags the lifeless body of Hector. While yEneas weeps o'er the scene, like a vinegar cruet. While he holds a small personal wake over Ilium fuit, Lo! Dido the Queen, with ...page, courtier, suitor, and satrap. Surrounding and crowding like rats besieging a rat-trap, Of Ijcauty so great that it makes all Ijcholdcrs to hanker, Sails into the temple, and on a high throne comes to anchor. — She passels out work, and administers law to her subjects, And comes down handsome for various benevolent objects, When anon the cloud-hidden hero is highly astounded By the sudden arrival of those Avhom he thought, to be drownded ; Whom he firmly L>elieved to be held in Plutonian durance, And was cheerfully hoping to realize on their insurance.

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