Tenderness and Pathos in Virgil

addresses adds Aeneas Aeneid Aeschylus Anchises Andromache appears Ascanius Atque attempt beautiful bees beginning calls child close Conway death deep devotion Dido dulces earth Eclogue enters Euryalus express fall fate father feeling field figure follows Georgics give Greek grief haec hands happy heart Hector heroes Homer hope human Ibid Iliad infelix Italy lacrimae lacrimae rerum laments land Lausus leave lines little later lives looks means meets merely Mezentius mihi mind mother mourning Nature neque night Nisus nunc old age Pallas pater pathetic effects pathos perhaps picture pity poet poet's portray Professor purely quae Quid quis says scene seems sense shows situation sorrow soul story suffering suggestion sympathy tender tenderly things thought tibi touch Trojans Turnus Venus Virgil whole young youth