The Aeneid - Quotes by theme 1
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- The Aeneid
- Heroism
- 'I put on a tawny lion skin ... amd then i bowed down and took up my burden. Little Iulus twined his fingers in my right hand'
- Moral Values
- 'Can there be so much anger in the hearts of the heavenly gods?'
- The Role of the Gods
- 'fierce and unforgetting anger of Juno'
- Moral Values
- 'Can there be so much anger in the hearts of the heavenly gods?'
- The Role of the Gods
- 'fierce and unforgetting anger of Juno'
- 'why am i never allowed to take your hand in mine, to hear your true voice and speak to you as you really are?'
- Family
- 'All his thoughts were on his dear son Ascanius'
- 'down fell the fifty bedchambers with all the hopes of generations yet to come'
- 'I put on a tawny lion skin ... amd then i bowed down and took up my burden. Little Iulus twined his fingers in my right hand'
- 'afraid for both the man i carried and the child at my side'
- Family
- 'winding the fire of passion round her bones'
- 'fierce and unforgetting anger of Juno'
- The Role of the Gods
- 'the fire within her grew'
- 'the arts of Greece'
- 'their eyes were blazing and flecked with blood'
- 'Can there be so much anger in the hearts of the heavenly gods?'
- Moral Values
- 'why am i never allowed to take your hand in mine, to hear your true voice and speak to you as you really are?'
- Family
- 'All his thoughts were on his dear son Ascanius'
- 'down fell the fifty bedchambers with all the hopes of generations yet to come'
- 'afraid for both the man i carried and the child at my side'
- Family
- 'winding the fire of passion round her bones'
- 'fierce and unforgetting anger of Juno'
- The Role of the Gods
- 'the fire within her grew'
- 'the arts of Greece'
- 'their eyes were blazing and flecked with blood'
- 'Can there be so much anger in the hearts of the heavenly gods?'
- Moral Values
- 'I put on a tawny lion skin ... amd then i bowed down and took up my burden. Little Iulus twined his fingers in my right hand'
- Honour and Reputation
- Women
- 'she bore herself joyfully among her people'
- 'Creusa walked behind me'
- The Power of Fate
- 'so the fates do not approve!'
- 'those whose fate it was to die beneath the high walls of Troy with their fathers looking down on them were many, many times more fortunate than I'
- The Portrayal of War
- 'the dread gates of war ... will then be closed and godless strife will sit inside them'
- 'the dread gates of war ... will then be closed and godless strife will sit inside them'
- The Portrayal of War
- 'unrolling for you the secrets of the scroll of the fates'
- 'i have given them an empire that will know no end'
- The role of Aeneas in Rome's Imperial Destiny
- 'a man famous for his piety'
- 'so heavy was the cost of founding the roman race'
- 'there will be born a trojan caesar to bound his empire by the limits of the world as his fame by the stars'
- Honour and Reputation
- 'a man famous for his piety'
- The role of Aeneas in Rome's Imperial Destiny
- 'so the fates do not approve!'
- The Portrayal of War
- 'the dread gates of war ... will then be closed and godless strife will sit inside them'
- 'the dread gates of war ... will then be closed and godless strife will sit inside them'
- The role of Aeneas in Rome's Imperial Destiny
- 'a man famous for his piety'
- 'so heavy was the cost of founding the roman race'
- 'there will be born a trojan caesar to bound his empire by the limits of the world as his fame by the stars'
- 'a man famous for his piety'
- Homeric Links
- 'I sing of arms and of the man'
- 'I sing of arms and of the man'
- Heroism
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