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This study guide covers Aeneid Book 4, lines 296-361, focusing on the conflict between Aeneas and Dido. It analyzes Dido's accusations, Aeneas's response, and the key themes of duty vs. love. Important terms like perfide and the imagery of the Thyiad are highlighted. The guide also provides context, literal translations, and practice questions for the AP Latin exam.
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Question 1 of 12
What first sparks Dido's confrontation with Aeneas? 🤔
Aeneas tells her directly about his departure
Dido overhears a conversation between Aeneas and his men
Rumor (Fama) spreads news of Aeneas's plans
Mercury visits Dido to warn her about Aeneas