Juno’s evil servant gets the Italians angry at the Trojans partly by:

These two warriors launch a nocturnal strike against the sleeping Italian camp at the beginning of Book 9 of Virgil’s Aeneid.

Which of the following is NOT part of the general ideological smorgasbord we encounter in Anchises’ speeches in Book 6 of the Aeneid?

This character proclaims, “A day is fixed for everyone,” or Stat sua cuique dies.

The close of Book 8 describes Aeneas as “Ignorant as to its substance, yet awed by the artwork.” What is being referenced here?

This character petitions Latinus to have Lavinia marry Turnus, and not Aeneas.

The Stoic doctrine of the spiritus or mens holds that:

Juno’s servant who helps her get the war started in Italy.

Says, “If I cannot change the will of Heaven, I shall release Hell.”

Jupiter says that character died ante diem, or “before her day.”

Virgil spent a lot of time with Epicureans. Why is what Anchises says in Book 6 of the Aeneid so antithetical to Epicureanism?

This evil usurper to an Etruscan throne tortured people by sewing their bodies together with corpses while they were still alive.

Numanus, a minor Italian character, taunts the Trojans from the base of their siege wall. What happens next?

Evander encourages Aeneas to seek auxiliary forces amidst the

Says, “We are sent / Through wide Elysium, where a few abide / In happy lands, till the long day, the round / Of Time fulfilled, has worn our stains away.”