Father Owen Lee write Fathers and Sons in the Aeneid or
something with a similar title.
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I was wondering if listmembers knew of
any works which treat the role of fatherhood in the Aeneid, or in
classical
epic, or in the works of any specific author of epic.
Paul Roche
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Queensland
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Hello List,
It has been suggested to me that Virgil was influenced by Stoic and/or
Pythagorean philosphy in Aeneid book VI, but since I know very little about
these philospohies I can not acertain the valididty of this statement.
Therefore I would be extremely grateful if someone could fill in the gaps in my
knowledge and give a few examples.
I appreciate any response,
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Hello,
I was wondering if listmembers knew of
any works which treat the role of fatherhood in the Aeneid, or in
classical
epic, or in the works of any specific author of epic.
Paul Roche
University of
Queensland
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Hello,
I was wondering if listmembers knew of
any works which treat the role of fatherhood in the Aeneid, or in
classical
epic, or in the works of any specific author of epic.
Paul Roche
University of
Queensland
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