"Aeneas' speech of defence before Dido (Aen. 4.333-61) is the longest and most controversial he delivers. Although by no means typical, it can open up some revealing perspectives over the rest of the poem. The exchange between the two, having as its...
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"Aeneas' speech of defence before Dido (Aen. 4.333-61) is the longest and most controversial he delivers. Although by no means typical, it can open up some revealing perspectives over the rest of the poem. The exchange between the two, having as its kernel a dispute over obligations and responsibilities, requires some words of context"--
