The following pages link to Aeneas and Dido:
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- Xenia: A Religious Duty (← links)
- Template:2111 (← links)
- Homer's Iliad (← links)
- Writing on World Literature (← links)
- Epic Poetry (← links)
- Ovid's Metamorphoses (← links)
- Breaking the Girl (← links)
- Odysseus and the Poet (← links)
- Introduction to Gilgamesh (← links)
- Gilgamesh Study Guide (← links)
- Ecological Themes in Gilgamesh (← links)
- The Taming of Nature in Gilgamesh (← links)
- Friendship and Two Epics (← links)
- The Heroic Ideal (← links)
- The Epic Hero (← links)
- On the Primary and Secondary Epics (← links)
- Fighting Beyond Fate (← links)
- Hector's Choice (← links)
- O My Rider (← links)
- Iliad Study Guide (← links)
- Homer's Odyssey (← links)
- The Telemachiad (← links)
- The Island of the Cyclops (← links)
- Odysseus and Circe (← links)
- Poor Elpenor (← links)
- Journey to the Underworld (← links)
- The Lessons of Hell (← links)
- The Return of Odysseus (← links)
- Virgil's Aeneid (← links)
- Euripides' Medea (← links)
- Odyssey Study Guide (← links)
- Tragedy (← links)
- Aeneid Study Guide (← links)
- Metamorphoses Study Guide (← links)
- Oedipus Rex Study Guide (← links)
- Medea Study Guide (← links)
- The Humanizing of Enkidu (← links)
