American Journal of Philology, المجلد 87،الأعداد 345-348

Aeneas Aeschylus ancient apex appears beginning Cacus called century chapter character Cicero cited close common connection contains course criticism death described discussion earlier early edition effect Empire especially evidence example expression fact final fragments further give given Greek hand Hercules important indicates inscriptions interesting interpretation Italy Jones language late later Latin least less letter Lucan mark meaning Medea mentioned mind nature original parallel passage perhaps period play poem poet poetry possible present probably problem question reason reference regard relation remarks represents rhetorical Roman Rome says seems sense sources speech style suggested symbol theory third tion tradition translation Turnus UNIVERSITY Vergil VIII vowel writing written