From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1998 16:30:33 EST I am about to teach a college level course on the Aeneid books 1-6 and I was wondering if you have any suggestions about how to do this in an interesting manner. I do not want to bore them with lecture, but I would like to incorporate the students in my teaching. I want them to retain the Aeneid when they leave the classroom and for them to find it fascinating. If anyone has any comments on how I can present the Aeneid in an exciting way that will thrill my students' minds I would sure appreciate it. Thanks to all who reply.
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