Lines 736 - 740 Notes Flashcards

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Aeneas loses his wife

avia, viarum, via

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the polyptoton brings focus to the idea of The Right Way or Path. Aeneas is physically lost, but also metaphorically lost – he doesn’t know the right way forward for his people, and this is distressing.

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Aeneas loses his wife

fato-ne, erravit-ne

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the repeated questions highlight his confusion and disorientation.

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Aeneas loses his wife

‘heu’

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an onomatopoeic sob as he realises he doesn’t know where Creusa is.

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Aeneas loses his wife

Panic and Shame

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Aeneas has a Pietas-crisis as he realises that he was unable to protect them all. He describes himself as ‘misero’ because of this.

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Aeneas loses his wife

substitit

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a stuttering dactyl mirrors Creusa’s possibly faltering steps.

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Aeneas loses his wife

‘incertum’

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enjambed placed emphatically at the beginning sums up Aeneas’ state of mind perfectly. He is not sure what’s going on, where she has gone, what is demanded by ‘fate’ (fato).

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Aeneas loses his wife

Nec reddita oculis

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n/a

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the polyptoton brings focus to the idea of The Right Way or Path. Aeneas is physically lost, but also metaphorically lost – he doesn’t know the right way forward for his people, and this is distressing.

A

Aeneas loses his wife

avia, viarum, via

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the repeated questions highlight his confusion and disorientation.

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Aeneas loses his wife

fato-ne, erravit-ne

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an onomatopoeic sob as he realises he doesn’t know where Creusa is.

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Aeneas loses his wife

‘heu’

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Aeneas has a Pietas-crisis as he realises that he was unable to protect them all. He describes himself as ‘misero’ because of this.

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Aeneas loses his wife

Panic and Shame

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12
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a stuttering dactyl mirrors Creusa’s possibly faltering steps.

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Aeneas loses his wife

substitit

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enjambed placed emphatically at the beginning sums up Aeneas’ state of mind perfectly. He is not sure what’s going on, where she has gone, what is demanded by ‘fate’ (fato).

A

Aeneas loses his wife

‘incertum’

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14
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n/a

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Aeneas loses his wife

Nec reddita oculis

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