The Aeneid of Vergil

Aeneas Aeneid Aeschylus alliteration allowed amor Apollo atque atum atus bear beautiful better bring called Carthage common conj course curas death Dido doubt earth effective ĕre ĕris expression eyes fates father fear feel Furies give given gods Greek haec heart Homer ipse īre irreg Italy ĭtum Iuno Iuppiter king land leave less manner marriage meaning mihi natural Note Notice nunc Observe ōris passage perhaps person phrase poem poet poetic prep probably pron quae quam quid rise Roman sense simile sister stretch strong style suggestive tear terras thing thou Trojan Troy turn v. a. and n verb Vergil whole