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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book I Page. 1-11 Invocation. 1-7 Statement of themes. 8-11 Muse is asked to explain how gods can act so harshly to man. 12-33 Divine Level: Background: the story begins. 12-18 Juno's love for Carthage. 19-22 Danger posed ...

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  Latin Aeneid II Prelection Page. 1. conticuēre – that old archaic perfect again; intenti modifies the understood subject of tenebant. 2. What is missing? Yes, it is est. 4. ut is in the notes as how and is like ut back in I.667. What did it intr...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book II Page. 1-12 Introduction. 1-9 AENEAS: “It's painful to remember Troy's fall and its fate. 10-12 “But if you wish, I will tell you.”. 12-56 The Greeks leave; Trojans find a wooden horse; Laocoon attacks the ho...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book III Page. 1-12 Gathered at Mt. Ida, the Trojans sail in a new fleet at direction of Anchises. 1-8 With Troy destroyed by the gods, exile in a deserted land is decreed by auguries; so a fleet is built, men are gathered for...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book V Page. 1-41 Departure from Carthage with a look back; a storm-shortened trip to Sicily. 1-7 As Aeneas sails into the North Wind, the Trojans sense that the fire-lit walls of Carthage are a sad omen because of the enraged...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book IV Page. 1-89 Dido, in Love, Talks with Anna. 1-5 Dido is in love, wounded and on fire. 6-8 At dawn she addresses her sympathetic sister. 9-14 DIDO: “What a man! What a life he's had! 15-23 “Although resolved on cel...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book VI Page. 1-41 In Front of the Temple at Cumae. 1-8 Aeneas and his fleet land at Cumae, set up camp, and explore the countryside. 9-13 Aeneas approaches the citadel where the Sibyl has her awesome temple. 14-33 The doors o...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book VII Page. 1-36 Death of Aeneas' nurse Caieta and the Trojans sail past Circe's island to the Tiber's mouth. 1-4 Caieta dies and her name is given to a harbor up the Italian coast. 5-9 After completing funeral ...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book IV Page. 1-89 Dido, in Love, Talks with Anna. 1-5 Dido is in love, wounded and on fire. 6-8 At dawn she addresses her sympathetic sister. 9-14 DIDO: “What a man! What a life he's had! 15-23 “Although resolved on cel...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book VII Page. 1-36 Death of Aeneas' nurse Caieta and the Trojans sail past Circe's island to the Tiber's mouth. 1-4 Caieta dies and her name is given to a harbor up the Italian coast. 5-9 After completing funeral ...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book VIII Page. 1-17 The Italians prepare for war. 1-8 Turnus raises the cry for war and the men respond with enthusiasm, led by Messapus, Ufens, and Mezentius. 9-17 Venulus is sent to Diomedes in Argyripa (in southern Italy);...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book IX Page. 1-76 Turnus, urged by Juno through Iris, attacks the Trojan camp, but the Trojans refuse to fight. 1-13 Sent by Juno to Turnus in the grove of his grandfather Pilumnus, IRIS: “Now is the time to attack the Troja...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book XI Page. 1-99 The spoils of Mezentius and the funeral procession for Pallas. 1-11 At dawn, though grieving, Aeneas sets up an oak tree, shorn of branches, to display the captured armor of Mezentius. 12-16 As the celebrati...

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  Latin Aeneid Outline Book X Page. 1-117 The council of gods, convened by Jupiter; Venus and Juno argue, and Jupiter makes a decree of impartiality for the day. 1-5 Jupiter opens his house high on Olympus, from where he looks upon the war in Italy,...