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Virgil's reversal of the Iliad's mercy and reconciliation scene into a scene where pity is overcome and violence completes piety.
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Iliad inversion
Virgil's reversal of the Iliad's mercy and reconciliation scene into a scene where pity is overcome and violence completes piety.
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"Alright. So we come to the ending of the Aeneid. So with the story of Dido, what Virgil is doing is inverting the story..."
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"Okay, alright. Alright, okay. So, again, this is rewriting of the battle between Hector and Achilles. But in this battle, it is Hector who..."
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