The Aeneid (2003)
The Aeneid
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" So saying, on all sides her thoughts were turned.
How soonest from the hated light to break. 830 To Barce then she spoke, Sychseus' nurse (Her own long since had died in ancient Tyre) : — " Dear nurse, my sister Anna bring to me.
Bid her make haste to sprinkle all her limbs With running water, and to bring with her 83s The victims, and the offerings required.
Thou too around thy brows a fillet bind.
My purpose is to make a sacrifice.
Which duly I 've prepared, to Stygian Jove ; And end my gri...efs by giving to the flames 840 This Trojan's image, on his funeral pile." The aged nurse quickens her feeble steps.
But Dido, trembling, wild with brooding o'er Her dread design, rolling her blood-shot eyes.
Her quivering cheeks suffused with spots, bursts through The inner threshold of the house, and mounts 84.6 With frantic mien the lofty funeral pile.
Unsheathes the Trojan's sword, — a gift not sought For use like this ; — then, having gazed upon The Ilian garments and the well-known bed, ^50 Book IV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So saying, on all sides her thoughts were turned.
How soonest from the hated light to break. 830 To Barce then she spoke, Sychseus' nurse (Her own long since had died in ancient Tyre) : — " Dear nurse, my sister Anna bring to me.
Bid her make haste to sprinkle all her limbs With running water, and to bring with her 83s The victims, and the offerings required.
Thou too around thy brows a fillet bind.
My purpose is to make a sacrifice.
Which duly I 've prepared, to Stygian Jove ; And end my gri...efs by giving to the flames 840 This Trojan's image, on his funeral pile." The aged nurse quickens her feeble steps.
But Dido, trembling, wild with brooding o'er Her dread design, rolling her blood-shot eyes.
Her quivering cheeks suffused with spots, bursts through The inner threshold of the house, and mounts 84.6 With frantic mien the lofty funeral pile.
Unsheathes the Trojan's sword, — a gift not sought For use like this ; — then, having gazed upon The Ilian garments and the well-known bed, ^50 Book IV.
What to read after The Aeneid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virgil to read onlineMoreLess
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