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 AeneidVirgilVirgil's Aeneid follows prince Aeneas and his fellow Trojans as they sail to Italy after the fall of Troy. Aeneas suffers many hardships and sacrifices as the warrior prepares for his destiny: personifying the virtues that would bring a rebirth and golden age to Rome. Considered a fictional narrative, Virgil's myth-history brims with immortals, gods and goddesses, and glorification of Rome under its first emperor, Augustus, to whom Virgil dedicated his epic work. Search this CliffsNote
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What literary device is incorporated in the opening book of the Aeneid?
