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Caris Amicis: My AP Vergil class has found a line from Bk II, 763, that we
cannot fit into dactylic hexameter.
It reads:praedam adservabant. Huc undique Troia gaza
Any advice? Denise D-Henry
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Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. DDH
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In reference to the recent advertisement for a Renoir exhibit:
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I am sorry to be so ignorant: are you saying that there is a current
singing star named Dido? Denise
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From: Simon Cauchi
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>I wonder if there is a re
Sorry this is so off the topic but I was wondering about the significance
of the name Elissa, versus Dido. My AP students were intrigued that Aeneas
used Elissa in referring to the queen at line 335 of Bk IV. We don't
think that this name was applied to her before this line and therefore,
Just a side note, Dido does not say 'remember me' but she says she wishes
she had Aeneas' child so she could remember the father (IV 327-330, esp. si quis
mihi parvulus aula luderet Aeneas, qui te tamen ore
referret.
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From: Leofranc Holford-Strevens
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To David Wilson-Okamura:
The lines you have cited here are not part of the 1900 lines requred
for the AP Latin exam so I have not read and reread them as I have so many
other parts of the Aeneid. I find your comment on these lines
very helpful and inciteful. David Wilson-Okamu
I have always been fond of Frank Copley's translation of the Aeneid but
Robert Fitzgerald's is what we use in AP Latin IV at Watterson HS.
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