Vergil, Aeneid, Books 6, 8, and 12
How does Caesar employ antithesis in "De Bello Gallico" to depict the contrast between Roman civilization and Gallic barbarism?
In the context of the late Republic, how does Cicero’s portrayal of Cataline’s conspiracy reflect contemporary political anxieties?
In which of these verb conjugations does the infinitive end with "-ere"?
How does Caesar’s use of the word "celeriter" in describing his troops’ actions primarily function within the context of the passage?
Choose the word that translates into "leader" in English.
In what way does dramatic irony contribute to our understanding of Julius Caesar's character in "De Bello Civili"?
Question #4: In Vergil’s portrayal of Turnus' character at different points in The Aeneid, what thematic element does this evolution most notably underscore?
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How does substituting a spondee for a dactyl in the opening feet of a line affect the tone of that passage?
Which of these terms means "army" in Latin?
In Vergil's "Aeneid," which Roman cultural value is most clearly reflected in Aeneas's sense of duty to his people?