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In Book VI, Aeneaus descends to the underworld. At the end of Book VI, we
are told that there are two gates through which dreams and ghosts ascend to
the world above: true ones pass through the gates of horn, false ones
through the gates of ivory. After his visit to the realm of the dead, we
are told, Aeneas and the Sibyl return to the world above through the gates
of ivory. I am stumped by the implications for what Aeneas has just
witnessed and the future of his epic.
- Re: VIRGIL: The Aneid, Book VI, Gate of Horn and Gate of I... Caroline Lee
- Re: VIRGIL: The Aneid, Book VI, Gate of Horn and Gate... Hans Zimmermann
- Re: VIRGIL: The Aneid, Book VI, Gate of Horn and Gate... Simon Cauchi