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Jiang's Aeneid summary says Aeneas loses Troy, is redirected by divine command toward Rome, is torn away from Dido and Carthage, and descends to the underworld for an explanation of the mission.
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"So the main character is Aeneas, and Aeneas, is a prince of Troy. And like Dante, he loves Troy. They've been, his family has..."
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"...really confused. So what he does is he goes into the underworld where he meets his father, Incius."
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"there's an but underneath it is the true underworld of the world and it seems the true underworld of the world is coming into..."
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"...purpose of life? So while on his journey, Odysseus travels to underworld, and he meets Agamemnon and Achilles, okay? And Odysseus and Achilles. And..."
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"...john ski says uh cheney and mccain are embracing in the underworld uh probably iranian kiddo says macedonia garrison was stationed there for a..."
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"...White symbolizes death. Right? Black did not mean death or the underworld. It was the color of fertility. The color of damp caves and..."
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"...Ra, what he does is, every night he goes into the underworld and he fights the serpent, Ophiathus. Every night, Ophiathus, the sun god,..."
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"...twin fathers who were captured and killed by demons in the underworld and this is very similar to the Egyptian myth of the Mayans..."
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"...find the head. And then Osiris becomes the god of the underworld."
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"...says, my father is dead. You should join him in the underworld. Okay? It is a horrific scene. Okay? So, what this is telling..."
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"...are these demons called the Furies who come up from the underworld, and they begin to haunt him, okay? They're torturing him. And Orestes..."
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"...what they believe. Okay? Black did not mean death or the underworld. It was the color of fertility. The color of damp caves and..."
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