Anonymous
May 20
Quotation related with Dido in Aeneid?
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May 20
"Yet Dido, with a mind inflamed by love and frenzied with passion, clung to him, and, as she gazed upon him, her eyes were fixed upon him alone." - Aeneid, Book 4
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May 20
- "Tyrian, behold, the queen! How fair
She shines, encircled with her golden hair!
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But burn what Vesta never must behold
And the false Trojan bid defiance bold."
-- Dido in the Aeneid, as translated by John Dryden
She shines, encircled with her golden hair!
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But burn what Vesta never must behold
And the false Trojan bid defiance bold."
-- Dido in the Aeneid, as translated by John Dryden
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