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''Virgil's epic Latin tale tells the story of the wanderer Aneaus, whose travels take him from the shores of war-torn Troy to the troubled coasts of [[Italy]] while the spurned Goddess [[Juno]] bedevils him every step of the way. Written in a time of great turmoil amid the Roman Empire, "The Aeneid" served to strengthen the hearts and harden the resolve of a nation in transition.'' | ''Virgil's epic Latin tale tells the story of the wanderer [[Aeneas|Aneaus]], whose travels take him from the shores of war-torn Troy to the troubled coasts of [[Italy]] while the spurned Goddess [[Juno]] bedevils him every step of the way. Written in a time of great turmoil amid the [[Roman Empire]], "The Aeneid" served to strengthen the hearts and harden the resolve of a nation in transition.'' | ||
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Revision as of 11:51, 28 August 2014
Aeneid was a book written by Virgil, obtained by Ezio Auditore in the early 16th century in Constantinople.
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Virgil's epic Latin tale tells the story of the wanderer Aneaus, whose travels take him from the shores of war-torn Troy to the troubled coasts of Italy while the spurned Goddess Juno bedevils him every step of the way. Written in a time of great turmoil amid the Roman Empire, "The Aeneid" served to strengthen the hearts and harden the resolve of a nation in transition.
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