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Doing my world of the hero mock today, this summary is saving my grade!!! Its both concise and detailed, and is told in a way thats so simple to understand and remember!!
very good, i am happy to see this work! Congratulations! but can i ask something? Where is the death of Achilles? I did not see in this audio book. I think Achilles die in this book right?
Aeneas briefly challenges Achilles in the original Iliad and almost loses his life over it. Virgil in the Aeneid does not really mention Achilles's death but it is safe to assume that the famous account of his death (Achilles's heel) was the common narrative at the time. There are quiet a few legends that branched out of The Iliad which mention Paris killing Achilles by an arrow but this is not really mentioned in the original Iliad. The full account of the death of Achilles was composed by a poet named Arctinus in a poem called The Aethiopis which was a part of the now mostly lost Epic Cycle. Achilles's funeral however is mentioned in the Odyssey.
@@GreatBooksin10minutes thank you, I love understand this history, i read this history since my childhood, its gets better and better over time, every time I read i see and learn something different, greats books changes as we get old, like great classic music ( sounds different with time), they become better with time. I even named my boy Hector because Iliad.
@ZenEspinosa yes you can. Book one ends with Cupid making Queen Dido fall in love with Aeneas. Book two starts with Aeneas retelling the story of Troy’s fall and ends with his encounter with his dead wife’s spirit.
Lol you are welcome. There is also my analysis of the Aeneid, if you are interested : Understanding The Aeneid | Exploring the Classics Series | Season One Episode Thirteen ua-cam.com/video/8bAvexoCJSM/v-deo.html
How do the heroines in the myths, Queen Wealhtheow, Penelope, Kriemhild, and Dido contribute to the theme of heroism? Looking for ASAP response, thanks!
Thank you for your comment. In the Aeneid, the association of the Dardanians with the Italians is a literary construct rather than a historical or factual assertion. The Aeneid is a work of literature that blends mythology, history, and Virgil's imagination to create a compelling narrative. The Dardanians had their own distinct cultural and linguistic identity, which was likely part of the Thracian or Illyrian cultural sphere. They interacted with various neighboring ancient peoples, such as the Illyrians, Thracians, and Macedonians. It is believed that their language belonged to the Paleo-Balkan group, which is considered distinct from modern Albanian. The modern national identities of Albania and Italy developed much later in history. Albania, as a nation-state, emerged in its current form in the early 20th century, while Italy as a unified country came into existence in the late 19th century. Therefore, it is not accurate to directly associate the Dardanians with either modern Albanians or Italians. It's important to remember that the Aeneid is a work of literature, not a historical account. While it draws on historical and mythological elements, it is primarily a poetic creation that reflects the cultural and political aspirations of Virgil's time.
That's not fully true. The Rutuli led by King Turnus in the novel were mentioned before the Aeneid in Cato the Elder's "Origines", which inspired the setting of the epic. The king Latinus also appears in Hesiod's Theogony and is only slightly different. Even in Greek mythology, it is indicated that Aeneas was the 2nd best Trojan hero after Hector and was destined to become the leader of the surviving Trojans. How can one not write an epilogue the Iliad with him as the protagonist? While it was obviously also used to promote the reign of Augustus, the details of the locations, the tribes, the monarchs (especially Dido), the Gods were drawn from earlier Greek and Roman sources and thus is a great part of distinct Roman mythology. Interestingly, historians like Livy the Elder and Dionysius of Halicarnassus treated the Aeneid as historical and used it to explain the origins and travels of many pre-Roman peoples.
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"The Aeneid" Analysis ----> ua-cam.com/video/8bAvexoCJSM/v-deo.html
The Iliad ----> ua-cam.com/video/yVXMHK5U0Ic/v-deo.html
The Odyssey----> ua-cam.com/video/uTF1hG2UBrM/v-deo.html
The Epic Cycle----> ua-cam.com/video/ppvRli3rkEs/v-deo.html
Doing my world of the hero mock today, this summary is saving my grade!!! Its both concise and detailed, and is told in a way thats so simple to understand and remember!!
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very good, i am happy to see this work! Congratulations!
but can i ask something? Where is the death of Achilles? I did not see in this audio book. I think Achilles die in this book right?
Aeneas briefly challenges Achilles in the original Iliad and almost loses his life over it. Virgil in the Aeneid does not really mention Achilles's death but it is safe to assume that the famous account of his death (Achilles's heel) was the common narrative at the time. There are quiet a few legends that branched out of The Iliad which mention Paris killing Achilles by an arrow but this is not really mentioned in the original Iliad. The full account of the death of Achilles was composed by a poet named Arctinus in a poem called The Aethiopis which was a part of the now mostly lost Epic Cycle. Achilles's funeral however is mentioned in the Odyssey.
@@GreatBooksin10minutes thank you, I love understand this history, i read this history since my childhood, its gets better and better over time, every time I read i see and learn something different, greats books changes as we get old, like great classic music ( sounds different with time), they become better with time. I even named my boy Hector because Iliad.
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Great overview and love this book! Quick question! what's the name and artist of the background song?
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We have seen it many times so to speak ;)
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Is this the summary for every chapter? Please somebody answer me, thank youu
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Hi! Is this summary for each chapter?
Yes, this is the summary of the entire work.
Ohh wow, thank you so much! So I can rely on this for the right story sequence right? Can you give me the time stamp for book 1 and book 2 ma'am/sir?
@ZenEspinosa yes you can. Book one ends with Cupid making Queen Dido fall in love with Aeneas. Book two starts with Aeneas retelling the story of Troy’s fall and ends with his encounter with his dead wife’s spirit.
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How do the heroines in the myths, Queen Wealhtheow, Penelope, Kriemhild, and Dido
contribute to the theme of heroism?
Looking for ASAP response, thanks!
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The dardanians are Albanians tho not Italians
Thank you for your comment. In the Aeneid, the association of the Dardanians with the Italians is a literary construct rather than a historical or factual assertion. The Aeneid is a work of literature that blends mythology, history, and Virgil's imagination to create a compelling narrative.
The Dardanians had their own distinct cultural and linguistic identity, which was likely part of the Thracian or Illyrian cultural sphere. They interacted with various neighboring ancient peoples, such as the Illyrians, Thracians, and Macedonians. It is believed that their language belonged to the Paleo-Balkan group, which is considered distinct from modern Albanian.
The modern national identities of Albania and Italy developed much later in history. Albania, as a nation-state, emerged in its current form in the early 20th century, while Italy as a unified country came into existence in the late 19th century. Therefore, it is not accurate to directly associate the Dardanians with either modern Albanians or Italians.
It's important to remember that the Aeneid is a work of literature, not a historical account. While it draws on historical and mythological elements, it is primarily a poetic creation that reflects the cultural and political aspirations of Virgil's time.
This was an interesting propaganda of the time. No historical base other than it provides a window into how the Roman’s wanted to perceive themselves
That's not fully true. The Rutuli led by King Turnus in the novel were mentioned before the Aeneid in Cato the Elder's "Origines", which inspired the setting of the epic. The king Latinus also appears in Hesiod's Theogony and is only slightly different. Even in Greek mythology, it is indicated that Aeneas was the 2nd best Trojan hero after Hector and was destined to become the leader of the surviving Trojans. How can one not write an epilogue the Iliad with him as the protagonist?
While it was obviously also used to promote the reign of Augustus, the details of the locations, the tribes, the monarchs (especially Dido), the Gods were drawn from earlier Greek and Roman sources and thus is a great part of distinct Roman mythology. Interestingly, historians like Livy the Elder and Dionysius of Halicarnassus treated the Aeneid as historical and used it to explain the origins and travels of many pre-Roman peoples.
Thanks for your insight!