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Nova tellus

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MONTEMAYOR ACEVES, Martha Elena. Female Figures in the Aeneid. Nova tellus [online]. 2018, vol.36, n.1, pp.43-64. ISSN 0185-3058.  https://doi.org/10.19130/iifl.nt.2018.36.1.784.

This paper aims to make a reflection about the Virgil’s point of view related to women represented in his Aeneid. Mortal characters such as Creusa, Dido or Lavinia, including the immortal goddesses Venus and Juno, are a reflection of the representative women of Roman society, as exemplary matrons, either as wives or as mothers of illustrious sons.

Keywords : Virgil; Aeneid; Dido; Lavinia; Roman Women.

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