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4 timestamped hits 1 source reading 3 extracted notes Aliases: wifely-duties

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wifely duty

In Jiang's reading of Roman values, a wife should remove herself if she burdens the husband's destiny or honor.

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wifely duty

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In Jiang's reading of Roman values, a wife should remove herself if she burdens the husband's destiny or honor.

Dated normative diagnosis of the Aeneid's value system.

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Jiang summarizes the Roman perception of wifely duty as self-erasure when a wife is no longer useful to the husband's destiny.

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The Poem That Poisoned Homer

2026-03-18, day precision · Great Books #7: The Anti-Homer

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"...life. Right? Okay. So that is the Roman perception of a wifely duty. Okay. If you're not useful to your husband, just kill yourself...."

The Poem That Poisoned Homer

2026-03-18, day precision · Great Books #7: The Anti-Homer

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"The most important person in the family is the patriarch, the father. Then is the son who inherits. And the wife is just someone..."

The Poem That Poisoned Homer

2026-03-18, day precision · Great Books #7: The Anti-Homer

Transcript

"Creusa, nothing, no reply. And again, Creusa. But then as I mildly rushed from house to house, no one in sight, abruptly. Right before..."

The Poem That Poisoned Homer

2026-03-18, day precision · Great Books #7: The Anti-Homer

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"Dispel your tears for Ryusa, whom you loved. I will never behold the high and mighty pride of their palaces, the Myrmidons, the Dilopians,..."

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