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Jiang begins the Aeneid contrast by noting that Virgil opens with the Trojan Horse, where Greek eloquence makes a false story believable.
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Jiang begins the Aeneid contrast by noting that Virgil opens with the Trojan Horse, where Greek eloquence makes a false story believable.
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"Okay? So that's the Iliad and the Odyssey. Does that make sense? And again, the argument is love is the basis of civilization. It..."
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