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Gods
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100

Sichaeus

Ex-husband of Dido

100

Penates

 Household Gods

100

Who did appear to Aeneas in his dreams in Carthage?

Anchyses, reminding him his mission

100

Where Dido and Aeneas go together?

Hunting

100

What a city you’ll see here, sister, what a kingdom rise,

with such a husband! With a Trojan army marching with us,

with what great actions Punic glory will soar!

Anna speaks to Dido about Aeneas

200

Ascanius

Son of Aeneas

200

Aeolus

God of winds

200

In what did the holy water and wine, offered by Dido transform on the altars?

Into black water and blood.

200

How did Dido die?

Dido killed herself with the sword of Aeneas.  

200

While the lines are beating, and closing the thickets with nets,

I’ll pour down dark rain mixed with hail from the sky,

and rouse the whole heavens with my thunder.

Juno speaks to Venus about a storm

300

Tyrians

Carthaginians

300

Rumour

Goddess with many eyes, ears and tongues

300

Why did Dido mentions Caucasus to Aeneas?

She compares his heart with the rocks of Caucasus.

300

Who did tell Iarbas about love of Dido and Aeneas?

Goddess Rumor

300

A woman, wandering within my borders, who paid to found

a little town, and to whom we granted coastal lands

to plough, to hold in tenure, scorns marriage with me

Iarbas prays to Jupiter

400

Phoebus

Apollo

400

Why Iarbas hates Dido and Aeneas?

Dido refused his love

400

Why, according to Mercury, it was dangerous for Aeneas to stay in Carthage?

Dido could stop him by force

400

he commanded me himself to carry these words through

the swift breezes. What do you plan? With what hopes

do you waste idle hours in Libya’s lands?

Mercury speaks to Aeneas

500

Iarbas

King of Africa

500

Iris

Goddess of rainbow, messenger of the Gods

500

Who did help Dido to die?

Iris, messenger of Juno

500

How did Iarbas avenge Dido?

He prays to Jupiter, his father to punish her. 

500

why does he pitilessly deny my words access to his hearing?

Where does he run to? Let him give his poor lover this last gift:

let him wait for an easy voyage and favourable winds.

Dido begs Anna to speak to Aeneas

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