Roman Heroism 3.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? Classical CivilizationA2/A-levelOCR Created by: Sophie GriersonCreated on: 09-06-13 21:55 Book 1, Roman hero can show fear 'a sudden chill went though Aeneas and his limbs grew weak' 1 of 18 Book 1, Aeneas puts on a brave heart for his men 'we have suffered worse before and this will come to pass' 2 of 18 Book 1, Roman hero not individualistic 'Aeneas, who loved his men' 3 of 18 Book 1, Virgil is anti - war 'wars will be laid aside and the years of bitterness will be over' 4 of 18 Book 4, Aeneas' sacrifices 'He longed to be away and leave behind him the land he had found so sweet' 5 of 18 Book 4, Stoic ideal 'Aeneas did not move his eyes and struggled to fight down the anguish of his heart' 6 of 18 Book 4, has to be cruel 'It was never my intention to be deceitful and run away without your knowing' 7 of 18 Book 4, family 'I see my son Ascanius and think of the wrong I am doing him, cheating him of his kingdom' 8 of 18 Book 6, reaffirms Aeneas is a hero 'You have paid all that is owed to Deiphobus and too his dead shade' 9 of 18 Book 6, Anchises 'Your task, Roman, and do not forget it, will be to govern the peoples of the world in your empire' 10 of 18 Book 7, Virgil 'this is a greater work I now set in motion' 11 of 18 Book 7, Aeneas 'this is the last hunger we had to endure and it will pit an end to our calamities' 12 of 18 Book 7, Aeneas 'our race begins with Jupiter 13 of 18 Book 8, Augustus' image on the shield 'High he stood on the poop of his ship while from his radiant forehead there streamed a double flame and his father's star' 14 of 18 Book 8, Augustus glorification 'But Caesar was riding into Rome in triple triumph' 15 of 18 Book 12, Augustus' impact 'the dread Gates of War with their tight fastenings of steel will then be closed' 16 of 18 Book 12, Aeneas 'sharpening his spirit and rousing himself to anger' 17 of 18 Book 12, Aeneas hesitating whether to kill Turnus 'he checked his hand, hesitating more and more as the words of Turnus began to move him' 18 of 18
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