Virgil writing for Turnus ‘ille humilis supplex oculos dextramque precantem protendens’ in 12.930-1 and then writing ‘Aeneas volvens oculos dextramque repressit’ in 12.939 is making me go absolutely feral this Thursday morning.
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Virgil writing for Turnus ‘ille humilis supplex oculos dextramque precantem protendens’ in 12.930-1 and then writing ‘Aeneas volvens oculos dextramque repressit’ in 12.939 is making me go absolutely feral this Thursday morning.
Virgil describing the death of Murranus in book 12:
Virgil: *slaps roof of Aeneid 12 20-26* this section can fit so much elision in it
Atonement
Yesterday I taught Virgil, Aeneid 12 — the final book of the epic. Mostly I lectured about
**SPOILER ALERT**
the death of Turnus. When Aeneas kills him, he says (Frederick Ahl’s translation):
Pallas gives you this death-stroke, yes Pallas / Makes you the sacrifice, spills your criminal blood in atonement!
In Latin this is:
Pallas te hoc uulnere, Pallas / immolat et poenam scelerato ex sanguine…
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