Father Son Relationships in Virgil's Aeneid

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This video examines Father Son Relationships in Virgil's Aeneid. In this video we explore the relationships between Aeneas, Anchises (his father) and Ascanius (Aeneas' son). We focus on Books 2, 5, 6 and 9. I also put this in the context of ancestral religion in Augustan Rome. This video is perfect for anyone studying the Aeneid in translation or taking the Verse Paper for Latin GCSE. If you are not formally studying the Aeneid, subscribe to my channel for more free content :)
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[@beansupreme8478]

It would be cool if you did an analysis of Jane Weir's "Poppith" it's really a classical marvel, and you can link it to Aeneid book 9 when Euraylus is compared to a poppy, and you can hear his ghostly voice in the playground 👍

[@Davidmuratore1]

Brillant! Thanks.

[@matthewolivercarter4298]

This was good. Great job.

[@faithlessfather]

If I'm studying events from 220-230 CE, and the earliest textual source about an event during that time was written in 370 CE by an anonymous author, would this be considered a primary source? Great video by the way! Who can I read to understand more specifically about ancient source quality, source nature / source evaluation?