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This study guide covers Aeneid Book 2, lines 268-297, focusing on the fall of Troy and Aeneas's escape. Key topics include Hector's ghostly appearance, his warning to Aeneas, and the themes of fate and divine intervention. The guide also provides scansion practice, translation tips, and practice questions covering imagery, allusions, and character analysis.
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Question 1 of 13
What is the general appearance of Hector's ghost when he appears to Aeneas? 🤔
A glorious warrior in full armor
A figure with a clean, shaven face
A broken, bloodied figure with matted hair and beard
A radiant, ethereal being