Unit 5: Vergil's Aeneid, Excerpts from Books 4, 6, 7, 11, and 12

For Aeneas, this means duty to his family, gods, and, most importantly, his ________.

Divine ________ or destiny, a major driving force for Aeneas.

For Caesar, this encompasses manliness, courage, military excellence, and political ________.

Fortune or ________, which Caesar often intertwines with his own skill and agency.

Frenzy or ________, often attributed to the 'other' by Vergil to contrast with Roman virtues.