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Title: Virgil's 'The Aeneid'; Book 4 Summmary
Description: A quick summary of the fourth book of Virgil's Aeneid, covering all the events. The summary doesn't go into fine detail, but is more than sufficient to prepare you for reading the book the first time, recapping the events after a while away from The Aeneid, or for anything in between.
Description: A quick summary of the fourth book of Virgil's Aeneid, covering all the events. The summary doesn't go into fine detail, but is more than sufficient to prepare you for reading the book the first time, recapping the events after a while away from The Aeneid, or for anything in between.
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The Aeneid; Book 4 Summary
Through Aeneas’ whole story Dido had been consumed with love for him
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She says that he is the one man who could possibly change her
vow never to marry again, but that she will not give in to temptation
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She has
turned down many chiefs before, but will Dido reject the one she feels for? She has
no one adequate locally and is at risk of war
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She believes that with the help of the Trojans, Carthage will flourish
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They made sacrifices at the altar
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Dido walked with Aeneas, showing him the city, but held back declarations of her
love
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When
Aeneas had left, Dido would go where he had been
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Juno notices and goes to Venus, angered by the cessation of Carthage’s growth
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Venus realised Juno was trying to prevent Aeneas from reaching Italy
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Juno has a plan to get them to marry; they will be hunting in the morning, but Juno
will bring down a violent storm
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It is here that Juno will marry them
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The Trojans joined the queen for the hunt, led by Aeneas
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While the hunt was going well, a storm began to thunder, causing the party to
scatter and forcing Dido and Aeneas into the same cave
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Rumour began to spread about how Aeneas and Dido had been married, how they
had forgotten their work and given in to lust
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Rumour then went to Iarbas, an admirer of Dido
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He was angered by the news of Dido’s love for Aeneas
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He urges the apparently
“useless god” to act to make it right
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He must sail
both for himself and for Italy
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Mercury berates
Aeneas for building up a Carthaginian citadel and neglecting Italy, which is owed by
him to Ascanius
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He ordered
three of his men to ready the fleet in secret and assemble the men for departure, to
their delight
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Dido realised something was wrong and found out the fleet was being prepared,
sending her into a frenzy around the city
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She begs him to stay, saying the seas are too rough and he
has a home in Carthage
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She has sacrificed her
image for him and she has been left with nothing; warring tribes and no child
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If he had a choice he would have rebuilt Troy, but he has been commanded to
go to Italy and the choic
Title: Virgil's 'The Aeneid'; Book 4 Summmary
Description: A quick summary of the fourth book of Virgil's Aeneid, covering all the events. The summary doesn't go into fine detail, but is more than sufficient to prepare you for reading the book the first time, recapping the events after a while away from The Aeneid, or for anything in between.
Description: A quick summary of the fourth book of Virgil's Aeneid, covering all the events. The summary doesn't go into fine detail, but is more than sufficient to prepare you for reading the book the first time, recapping the events after a while away from The Aeneid, or for anything in between.