| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This deduction leads them, and other scholars, to search the text of 12,791-842 for sinister, negative, threatening, nuances and opens the door to deep and prolonged consideration of Vergil's metaphysical thinking, from which I offer examples taken from the last four pages of Feeney's discussion.2 This seems to me not only to be one-sided, but also to make the Aeneid into a problem poem dealing wi
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