Gibson (1999) notes that in the Aeneid, Virgil includes five major hospitality scenes: Dido and the Trojans; Aeneas and Helenus in Epirus; Aeneas and Acestes ... |
Aeneas and his trojan soldiers run in to both hospitable characters and inhospitable characters causing great excitement, as well as very tough hardship. |
This article highlights the extent and significance of the intertextual relationship between reception narratives in Virgil's Aeneid (Aeneas and Evander) ... |
Aeneas had a reputation for doing his duty as a hospes, i.e. as someone who was conscientious about his duty to make an appropriate return. But, according to ... |
An important theme evident throughout the epic poem is hospitality. Hospitality, the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or ... |
35 Virgil's hospitality encounters are a series of meetings that test Aeneas' values and his intellectual and physical attributes as a prescribed hero. These ... |
King Latinus, the Italian ruler, extends his hospitality, hoping that Aeneas will prove to be the foreigner whom, according to a prophecy, his daughter Lavinia ... |
This article highlights the extent and significance of the intertextual relationship between reception-narratives in Virgil's Aeneid (Aeneas and Evander) ... |
Even Evander boasts only a small house but offers everything at his disposal to Aeneas in hospitality. Meanwhile, Venus frets over Aeneas's upcoming war. |
Venus, still concerned about Juno's wrath and mistrustful of Carthaginian hospitality, sends Cupid, disguised as Aeneas's son Ascanius, to make Dido fall in ... Next Book 2 · Book 12 · Book 10 · Book 11 |
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