1. Three Faces Of Aeneas
... heroic and Ovid's treacherous Aeneas in a skilful narrative from which a new, Chaucerian three-faced Aeneas emerges. The writer focuses on the subject of love and selects passages from the Aeneid and Heroides involving Aeneas' journey from burning Troy to the shores of Italy and his love relationship with Dido ... with ful coche pyne, Unto the strondes of Lavyne (ll. 143-48) The inscription strictly following the opening lines of Virgil's great epic and the subsequent summary of events concerning the end of the Troy war and Aeneas' escape from the burning citadel indicate that Chaucer b...
- Word Count: 4606
- Approx Pages: 18
- Has Bibliography