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Summaries of Books of the Aeneid

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January 18, 2016

 

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Why are the celestial gods so angry? There was an ancient city (Founded by the Tyrianians) Carthage, facing Italy and the mouth of the Tiber far off in the distance, a rich town, loving war, and very aggressive; Juno held even her precious island Samos in less regard: Here were her weapons, and here was her chariot; the goddess’s kingdom for all the people, it the fates allow, now she is extending her power...
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Why are the celestial gods so angry? There was an ancient city (Founded by the Tyrianians) Carthage, facing Italy and the mouth of the Tiber far off in the distance, a rich town, loving war, and very aggressive; Juno held even her precious island Samos in less regard: Here were her weapons, and here was her chariot; the goddess’s kingdom for all the people, it the fates allow, now she is extending her power...
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