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by S3am
A discussion of the dual voices of Virgil's Aeneid and principally its protagonist Aeneas. A study both of the echoes of his celebrated actions and also his reluctance to follow this public 'voice'.
“We hear two distinct voices in the Aeneid, a public voice of triumph, and a private voice of regret”
The two 'voices' of the Aeneid are perceptible also in its protagonist.
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