Leadership, Loyalty, and Humil

gods enables him to put his personal needs and even familiar duties in the second place. It is his strong sense of duty, not only to himself and his son, but to all his people as well, that makes Aeneas a humble hero.
             The second quality that was valued at that time in the society of the Aeneid is leadership. It is no sur
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