Virgil

Miryam Libran Moreno

Se presentan tres de los doce libros que componen la Eneida de Virgilio: Libro I: La llegada de Eneas a Cartago, Libro II: La caída de Troya y Libro III: Viaje por el Mediterráneo y estancia en Sicilia. La edición acompaña un estudio crítico en el que se ha querido reflejar las aportaciones más recientes a la interpretación virgiliana a través de algunas obras importantes aparecidas en las últimas décadas, pero sin abandonar aquellos otros títulos antiguos que con todo merecimiento siguen siendo referente inexcusable para entenderlo.

Eneida: Libros I-III

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The Aeneid presents a heroic view of the life of man in all its splendour and anguish, but it is also full of just observation of the details of individual behaviour. It is not yet out of date.

Virgil knows better than to propose solutions to problems that can never be solved. 

It is almost as though Virgil had not the heart to let the villain die a villain. 

He showed them the face of hope and kept his misery deep in his heart.

I have given them an empire that will know no end. 

He was like a snake which has fed on poisonous herbs and hidden all winter in the cold earth, but now it emerges into the light, casts its slough and is renewed. 

Eneida: Libros I-III quotes

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