The Dido Episode in the Aeneid of Virgil
The Dido Episode in the Aeneid of Virgil
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Her nature was brave, and, as brave natures usually are, it was simple. Hers was a character so rare and so honest and intense that there was one man in all the world that was fit to be her lord and he could not be hers. Thus both her nature and her lot were lonely.
In addition to the artistic proportions and the dramatic unity of the work, the nobility and strength of the character of Dido and the tragic ending, other features can be pointed out that contribute to the tragic effect. The scene ...of the action in all the dramatic parts of the episode is in the palace. Aeneas returned no more to the ships after reaching the palace on that first day. He became Dido's guest and remained such until the day of her discovery of his intention to flee. In order not to arouse her suspicions he had not gone in person to start the preparations for sailing, but summoned to himself Mnestheus and Sergestus and Serestus. To whom he gave his instructions. After the rupture with Dido he left the royal residence and Avas seen there no more, yet this remains the scene of action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her nature was brave, and, as brave natures usually are, it was simple. Hers was a character so rare and so honest and intense that there was one man in all the world that was fit to be her lord and he could not be hers. Thus both her nature and her lot were lonely.
In addition to the artistic proportions and the dramatic unity of the work, the nobility and strength of the character of Dido and the tragic ending, other features can be pointed out that contribute to the tragic effect. The scene ...of the action in all the dramatic parts of the episode is in the palace. Aeneas returned no more to the ships after reaching the palace on that first day. He became Dido's guest and remained such until the day of her discovery of his intention to flee. In order not to arouse her suspicions he had not gone in person to start the preparations for sailing, but summoned to himself Mnestheus and Sergestus and Serestus. To whom he gave his instructions. After the rupture with Dido he left the royal residence and Avas seen there no more, yet this remains the scene of action.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Wentworth De Witt to read onlineMoreLess
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