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This study guide covers Aeneid Book VI, lines 847-899, focusing on Anchises's prophecy about Rome's future and Marcellus. Key themes include Roman virtues, fate, and the spolia opima. The guide analyzes Reading and Comprehension and Argumentation skills related to the text. It also explores the significance of Marcellus, both elder and younger, and their roles in Roman history and Vergil's vision. The importance of military prowess and political power as Roman values are highlighted.
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Question 1 of 10
🎉 According to Anchises, what is a key defining characteristic of the future Roman people?
Their mastery of arts and sciences
Their skill in philosophical debate
Their prowess in military power and governance
Their dedication to agriculture