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Women Of The Epics

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Biographies

 

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Barbara G

 

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May 12, 2015

 

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University

 

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Although the women were regarded as slaves, their intelligence and beauty played a major role in the respect the noblemen had for female divinity. In Virgil's epic the "Aeneid," women were viewed much the same way as in the Homeric epic's. Their beauty possessed such charm that the noblemen had great respect and trust for the women...
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After the scheming ways of Venus, to make Dido (queen of Carthage) fall in love with Aeneas, Dido became more of a mother and confidant to Aeneas. As a confidant to Aeneas, Dido said, "Tell us, from the beginning, about the strategy the Greeks devised to capture Troy, about the suffering of your people, and about your wanderings over land and sea for these seven long summers...
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