Study guide to Virgil's Aeneid (written c. 29–19 BCE), Rome's founding epic: the Trojan prince Aeneas escapes burning Troy, crosses the Mediterranean, loses Dido, descends to the underworld, and wins a war in Italy that ends on a question about mercy.
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