A Critical Analysis Of The Aeneid

Abstract

This thesis is written particularly as a partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Latin and Greek. The subject has been chosen without the advice of the head of that department, but has been chosen only after a great desire to critically analyze the first six books of the immortal Aeneid of Publius Virgilius Mar--a desire which was born during the study of the work during my high school course, found nutrition in a further study during my higher education work at Mount St. Charles College, and will be developed a s fully as possible within my poor power during the course of this treatise. This thesis is written particularly as a partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in Latin and Greek. The subject has been chosen without the advice of the head of that department, but has been chosen only after a great desire to critically analyze the first six books of the immortal Aeneid of Publius Virgilius Mar--a desire which was born during the study of the work during my high school course, found nutrition in a further study during my higher education work at Mount St. Charles College, and will be developed a s fully as possible within my poor power during the course of this treatise.