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Aeneid

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'Gripping ... A remarkable achievement' TLS

On his deathbed in 19 BCE, Vergil asked that his epic, the Aeneid, be burned. If his wishes had been obeyed, western literature - maybe even western civilization - might have taken a different course.

The Aeneid has remained a foundational text since the rise of universities, and has been invoked at key points of human history - whether by Saint Augustine to illustrate the fallen nature of the soul, by settlers to justify manifest destiny in North America, or by Mussolini in support of his Fascist regime.

In this fresh and fast-paced translation of the Aeneid, Shadi Bartsch brings the poem to the modern reader. Along with the translation, her introduction will guide the reader to a deeper understanding of the epic's enduring influence.

Sinopsis del producto

'Gripping ... A remarkable achievement' TLS

On his deathbed in 19 BCE, Vergil asked that his epic, the Aeneid, be burned. If his wishes had been obeyed, western literature - maybe even western civilization - might have taken a different course.

The Aeneid has remained a foundational text since the rise of universities, and has been invoked at key points of human history - whether by Saint Augustine to illustrate the fallen nature of the soul, by settlers to justify manifest destiny in North America, or by Mussolini in support of his Fascist regime.

In this fresh and fast-paced translation of the Aeneid, Shadi Bartsch brings the poem to the modern reader. Along with the translation, her introduction will guide the reader to a deeper understanding of the epic's enduring influence.

9781788162685

A New Translation

Bartsch, Shadi; Vergil

Aeneus of Troy; Illiad and the Odyssey; Modern English translation; Professor James O'Hara; Classical literature; migration; Dido of Carthage; Founding of Rome; Virgil; Roman Empire; Roman Literature; refugees and asylum seekers; new translation classics

Descripción del producto

'Gripping ... A remarkable achievement' TLS

On his deathbed in 19 BCE, Vergil asked that his epic, the Aeneid, be burned. If his wishes had been obeyed, western literature - maybe even western civilization - might have taken a different course.

The Aeneid has remained a foundational text since the rise of universities, and has been invoked at key points of human history - whether by Saint Augustine to illustrate the fallen nature of the soul, by settlers to justify manifest destiny in North America, or by Mussolini in support of his Fascist regime.

In this fresh and fast-paced translation of the Aeneid, Shadi Bartsch brings the poem to the modern reader. Along with the translation, her introduction will guide the reader to a deeper understanding of the epic's enduring influence.

Sinopsis del producto

'Gripping ... A remarkable achievement' TLS

On his deathbed in 19 BCE, Vergil asked that his epic, the Aeneid, be burned. If his wishes had been obeyed, western literature - maybe even western civilization - might have taken a different course.

The Aeneid has remained a foundational text since the rise of universities, and has been invoked at key points of human history - whether by Saint Augustine to illustrate the fallen nature of the soul, by settlers to justify manifest destiny in North America, or by Mussolini in support of his Fascist regime.

In this fresh and fast-paced translation of the Aeneid, Shadi Bartsch brings the poem to the modern reader. Along with the translation, her introduction will guide the reader to a deeper understanding of the epic's enduring influence.

9781788162685

A New Translation

Bartsch, Shadi; Vergil

Aeneus of Troy; Illiad and the Odyssey; Modern English translation; Professor James O'Hara; Classical literature; migration; Dido of Carthage; Founding of Rome; Virgil; Roman Empire; Roman Literature; refugees and asylum seekers; new translation classics

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Aeneus of Troy;Illiad and the Odyssey;Modern English translation;Professor James O'Hara;Classical literature;migration;Dido of Carthage;Founding of Rome;Virgil;Roman Empire;Roman Literature;refugees and asylum seekers;new translation classics

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Profile Books
01/09/2022
130130 X 198198 X 3232
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ISBN 9781788162685

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