The Art of the Aeneid

Achilles action adjectives Aeneid Aeolus Allecto Amata ambiguous Anchises anger armor arrival Ascanius Augustus battle Book Five Book Four Book Nine Book Seven Book Three Book Twelve Buthrotum Carthage Cumae dead death defeat destiny destruction Dido Dido's Disorder divine dramatic Drances duel epic episode Euryalus fact fate father feelings fighting final fire forces Furor impius fury future gods Greek Hector Hercules hero heroic Homer horse human Iliad impersonality infelix irrational irrationality Italians Italy Juno Juno's Jupiter Juturna kills Turnus Laocoön Latinus Lausus Lavinia Lavinium leader lines metaphors Mezentius Mnestheus moral Nisus Odysseus Palinurus Pallas parallel passion pathetic pattern peace Phaeacia pietas pius Aeneas poem poet poetic poetry rage reminds Roman Rome savage scene seems ships Sibyl Sicily significant simile snakes spear storm sword symbolic theme tion tragedy tragic Trojan Trojan War Troy Troy's Turnus underworld Venus Vergil Vergilian victim victory violence warrior words wounded