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Plot in Aeneid
Plot Examples in Aeneid:
Book I
🔒"Idalian..." See in text (Book I)
"That Cupid should assume the shape and face Of sweet Ascanius..." See in text (Book I)
"We want not cities, nor Sicilian coasts..." See in text (Book I)
"Antheus, Sergestus grave, Cloanthus..." See in text (Book I)
"My household gods, companions of my woes, With pious care I rescued from our foes..." See in text (Book I)
"her friendly pow'r shall join, To cherish and advance the Trojan line..." See in text (Book I)
"Thy son (nor is th' appointed season far) In Italy shall wage successful war, Shall tame fierce nations in the bloody field, And sov'reign laws impose, and cities build..." See in text (Book I)
"Lavinian..." See in text (Book I)
"And is it thus that Jove his plighted faith regards..." See in text (Book I)
"Are banish'd earth; and, for the wrath of one, Remov'd from Latium and the promis'd throne..." See in text (Book I)
"Acestes' gift, When his Trinacrian shores the navy left..." See in text (Book I)
"Is it for you to ravage seas and land, Unauthoriz'd by my supreme command..." See in text (Book I)
"the god his sister's envy knew..." See in text (Book I)
"The trembling pilot, from his rudder torn, Was headlong hurl'd..." See in text (Book I)
"Expell'd and exil'd..." See in text (Book I)