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Varius

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  • Latin literature
    / Epic and epyllion

    …epicā€ for which Virgil’s friend Varius is renowned, but Virgil’s Aeneid was certainly something new. Recent history would have been too particularized a theme. Instead, Virgil developed Naevius’ version of Aeneas’ pilgrimage from Troy to found Rome. The poem is in part an Odyssey of travel (with an interlude of…

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    …epicā€ for which Virgil’s friend Varius is renowned, but Virgil’s Aeneid was certainly something new. Recent history would have been too particularized a theme. Instead, Virgil developed Naevius’ version of Aeneas’ pilgrimage from Troy to found Rome. The poem is in part an Odyssey of travel (with an interlude of…

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