| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - At the outset, Aeneas is a thinking man much like Odysseus, an errant hero who respects the gods and considers the moral implications of his actions, but after witnessing the death of almost everyone he loves and then having to face them again in the underworld, the cruelty of life and the gods who have made it his fate to found Rome turns him into a brutal murderer, so cruel and heartless a creat
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