The Aeneid Notes

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Provides an In depth, detailed summary of Books 1-11 of the Aeneid utilising quotes to grant you a full understanding of the Aeneid and its stylistic tendencies without having read it. Provides analysis on certain key themes aswell.

This document provides a clear layout of Virgil's Aeneid - describing the most important events from each of the 12 chapters. This does not cover the unprescribed chapters, but most are colour-coded by theme and include an easy guide in order to help you coordinate your own notes.

It is an excel spreadsheet which picks out passages as a quick guide for essay questions, to show you where to look so you can quickly formulate an essay structure. It is also useful in highlighting which passages have enough substance and are relevant to the themes mentioned so that getting through the text is easier and you can go straight to learning the passages, analysing them and creating flashcards.

This is a commentary on lines 450-484 of Book 1 of the Aeneid, which talks about the language used and how Virgil describes the atmosphere of the scene.

This document provides scholars for every theme and all major characters in the Aeneid - as laid out by the OCR exam board. It breaks each theme down and gives around 3-5 scholars for each theme, in order to remember easily. It gives both the direct quote for the scholar and a general summary of their 'point' including examples of where this is found in the text. Some examples are not included, as this is a good exercise to go through in order to more easily memorise the quotes. As well as thi...

This essay covers Book 2 of the Aeneid, discussing the ways in which he is unreliable in telling the story of the Fall of Troy and how he got to Carthage.

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Provides an In depth, detailed summary of Books 1-11 of the Aeneid utilising quotes to grant you a full understanding of the Aeneid and its stylistic tendencies without having read it. Provides analysis on certain key themes aswell.

This document provides a clear layout of Virgil's Aeneid - describing the most important events from each of the 12 chapters. This does not cover the unprescribed chapters, but most are colour-coded by theme and include an easy guide in order to help you coordinate your own notes.

This document provides scholars for every theme and all major characters in the Aeneid - as laid out by the OCR exam board. It breaks each theme down and gives around 3-5 scholars for each theme, in order to remember easily. It gives both the direct quote for the scholar and a general summary of their 'point' including examples of where this is found in the text. Some examples are not included, as this is a good exercise to go through in order to more easily memorise the quotes. As well as thi...

It is an excel spreadsheet which picks out passages as a quick guide for essay questions, to show you where to look so you can quickly formulate an essay structure. It is also useful in highlighting which passages have enough substance and are relevant to the themes mentioned so that getting through the text is easier and you can go straight to learning the passages, analysing them and creating flashcards.

This essay covers Book 2 of the Aeneid, discussing the ways in which he is unreliable in telling the story of the Fall of Troy and how he got to Carthage.

This is a commentary on lines 450-484 of Book 1 of the Aeneid, which talks about the language used and how Virgil describes the atmosphere of the scene.