Aeneid - 90 edition

Preface and note

Part I. Background: 1. Virgil in the light of his time

2. Life of Virgil 3. The Eclogues
4. The Georgics
5. Metrical unity and continuity

Part II. Virgil and Homer: 6. 'Arms and the man'

7. The Aeneas legend
8. The 'Odyssean' Aeneid
9. The 'Iliadic' Aeneid

Part III. Reading The Aeneid: 10. The text

11. The story
12. Structure
13. Expression and sensibility
14. Narrative technique
15. The world of the dead
16. Father-figures
17. Juno
18. War and heroism
19. Fate and free will
20. Conclusions

Part IV. The After-Life of the Aeneid: 21. Influences and reputation

22. Virgil and Dante
23. Virgil and renaissance epic
24. Virgil and romanticism
Principal characters of the poem.

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