n try my right hand; you shall say to Priam that here, too, an Achilles can be found." (IX 988-990) Turnus has a sense of obdurate pride for himself.
             Both Turnus' and Dido's' feelings are not self-produced and are created by the god's influences. Dido has fallen hopelessly in love with Aeneas. While hunting together, they seek shelter from a storm in a cave and make love. Dido regards their union as a marriage, unlike Aeneas. Meanwhile, Jupiter and Venus have become impatient with Aen
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