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This study guide covers Book VIII of Virgil's Aeneid, focusing on its cultural and political context within Roman history, mythology, and values. Key topics include Aeneas's alliances with Evander and the Etruscans, the significance of mythological stories like Hercules and Cacus, and the symbolism of the shield of Aeneas depicting Roman history and destiny. The guide also provides essential resources, practice questions, and exam tips covering themes, character analysis, symbolism, and historical references.
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Question 1 of 12
What is the initial challenge facing Aeneas at the start of Book VIII? š¤
Aeneas is lost at sea
Latium is preparing for war against the Trojans
Aeneas is betrayed by his men
Aeneas is having trouble building ships