Facta impia (Virgil, Aeneid 4.596–9)

Classical Quarterly 49 (01):203-211 (1999)
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Dawn. Aeneas has just left. As soon as Dido notices that the Trojan fleet is sailing far away from Carthage she is overcome by despair and launches into an enraged monologue , which climaxes in her curse against Aeneas and all of his descendants . In the first part of the monologue Dido reproaches herself for how she has dealt with Aeneas

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