Facta impia (Virgil, Aeneid 4.596–9)

Classical Quarterly 49 (01):203-211 (1999)
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Abstract

Dawn. Aeneas has just left. As soon as Dido notices that the Trojan fleet is sailing far away from Carthage she is overcome by despair and launches into an enraged monologue , which climaxes in her curse against Aeneas and all of his descendants . In the first part of the monologue Dido reproaches herself for how she has dealt with Aeneas

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