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5.6 Book 12, Lines 791–796, 803–812, and 818–828 – The Fate of the Trojans Is Decided

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In this unit

7 lessons

  1. 5.1Book 4, Lines 74–89 and 165–197 – Dido Feels the Effect of Cupid, Rumor Reaches JupiterOpen lesson
  2. 5.2Book 4, Lines 305–361 – Aeneas Leaves DidoOpen lesson
  3. 5.3Book 6, Lines 450–476, 788–800, and 847–853 – The Shade of Dido, Meeting AnchisesOpen lesson
  4. 5.4Book 7, Lines 45–58, 783–792, and 803–817 – King Latinus, Turnus Prepares for WarOpen lesson
  5. 5.5Book 11, Lines 532–594 – The Story of CamillaOpen lesson
  6. 5.6Book 12, Lines 791–796, 803–812, and 818–828 – The Fate of the Trojans Is DecidedThis lesson
  7. 5.7Book 12, Lines 919–952 – The Final Battle of Aeneas and TurnusOpen lesson

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