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This study guide covers Book IV of the Aeneid, focusing on the tragic love story of Dido and Aeneas. Key themes include fate vs. free will, love and duty, and divine intervention, with a focus on the roles of Juno, Venus, and Jupiter. Specific passages (lines 160-218) are analyzed in detail, including the storm scene, Fama's role, and Iarbas's lament. The guide also provides practice questions covering translation, comprehension, and literary analysis.
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What does "Interea magno misceri murmure caelum incipit" literally mean? 🤔
Meanwhile, the sky begins to fall
Meanwhile, a great storm starts
Meanwhile, the sky begins to be mixed with a great roar
Meanwhile, the sky roars loudly