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The Æneid of Virgil translated into English prose

Note 131 — BOOK II

John Conington translation

34:17. Hector. Of this passage Fénelon wrote, “Can one read this passage without being moved?” Châteaubriand called the scene “a kind of epitome of Virgil’s genius.”

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