215. Roman Epics XX: Virgil’s Aeneid Book 11, or It’s Funeral Time!
It’s truce time! At least for a bit. Until it’s not. And once it’s not? It’s really not truce time anymore.
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218. Roman Epics XXI: Virgil’s Aeneid Book 12, or I Wonder If That’s How Virgil Wanted It To End
Wait. That’s the end?!?
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Mist Opportunities: Aeneid Book I, Part 2 (Ad Navseam, Episode 84)
Don't you just hate it when all you want is to have a nice visit with your mom, share some tea and a huggable portion or two, but then she decides to trick you by showing up as the goddess Artemis or some lace-booted Thracian huntress? Personally, I know that I've had it with that and in this episo…
Never Look a Grift Horse in the Mouth: Vergil’s Aeneid Book II, Part I (Ad Navseam, Episode 85)
After a few parting remarks and summations to Book 1, Jeff and Dave wander through the dense undergrowth near the shores of Carthage and make their way to the palace of Dido and Book 2. Here we meet the big set piece, the longest account of the fall of Troy in Greco-Roman literature. How does Jupit…
Oh for Goodness Snakes! Vergil’s Aeneid Book 2, Part 2 (Ad Navseam, Episode 86)
As Dave and Jeff plow deeper into Book 2 it is clearly getting worse for the Trojans. They didn’t Sinon for this! Those wily Greeks have set the trap and now it begins to spring. First, coiled, creepy snakes come writhing out of the sea to put Laocoon and his two unlucky sons into a suplex and drag…
Episode 17: Aeneid Book 4 - Part 1
Welcome to the best book of poetry by the best (literate) poet. Here Mr Burns and Mr Feeney go completely mad for Virgil in everyone's favourite: Aeneid Book 4. This is the book that's made more people love Classics than any other. It's so great that we will have to do it in two parts. Enjoy.
Reading The Aeneid Together: Aeneid Book 3 and Book 4
Ready for more? Don't lose your nerve--keep reading the Aeneid with Charity! Take a closer look at Book 3 and Book 4. Let's wonder together: Why does Virgil have Aeneas sail around so much before meeting Dido? Before landing in Italy? Why is Aeneas lingering so long in Carthage? Is Aeneas a hero or…
The Fall of Troy from the Trojan Perspective | Aeneid Book 2
In Book 2 of the Aeneid, Aeneas begins to tell his tale, beginning with the fall of Troy from the Trojan perspective. It's quite tragic, but with a small glimmer of hope at the end.
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What Happened BEFORE The Odyssey? (The Night Troy Fell: Aeneid Book 2)
Before Odysseus took 10 years to sail home in The Odyssey, Troy had to fall. Here is the frontlines story of that night from Virgil’s Aeneid. Join this discussion between Angelica, Esther and Adalyn of Book 2 of Virgil's Aeneid.
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Ephemeris 2 :: Oct 12–18 :: Unbind Your Own Feet
In this week of the Ephemeris series we explore this week’s skies which are full of generosity. With friendly aspects to Jupiter and Saturn, we get structure to our drive. We focus on Saturn’s aspects to Mars and Athena, so we go to Saturnalia: the Roman festival when Saturn’s wool-bound feet were …
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