Figuras femeninas en la Eneida
This paper aims to make a reflection about the Virgil’s point of view related to women represented in his Aeneid. Mortal characters such as Creusa, Dido or Lavinia, including the immortal goddesses Venus and Juno, are a reflection of the representative women of Roman society, as exemplary matrons, e...
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| Lenguaje: | español |
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2018
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| Sumario: | This paper aims to make a reflection about the Virgil’s point of
view related to women represented in his Aeneid. Mortal characters such as
Creusa, Dido or Lavinia, including the immortal goddesses Venus and Juno,
are a reflection of the representative women of Roman society, as exemplary
matrons, either as wives or as mothers of illustrious sons. |
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