An Observation of Virgil's Aeneid, Book II

Unlike the Greeks in the second volume, Virgil 's observation of the Aeneides, the Romans do not possess talents for abstract thought. They did not establish an ingenious philosophy system, invented an important literary form and did not discover scientific discoveries. But they are doing great work in the construction of the government and the empire and have built up a viable world country and cultivated the skills of management, law and practice. In the Punjab War, the Roman Republic beat the Carthaginans in North Africa, and in 133 Rome succeeded the Pergami Kingdom from the last Atalid.

The story of Vajir Aenade comes from many sources, the most influential of which is the work of Greek poet Homer's. Virgil writes according to six books of Aeneis, and six Odysseys before the last six books of Homer's Iliad. Aeneis explains the adventure of the legendary Trojan hero who survived after the fall of Aeneas, Trojan, and west voyage to the establishment of Italy, Rome. When Vigil wrote Aeneid, he incorporated all the known Roman history into his time. This book is world famous, and many people are also known as one of the best works of the whole period. In the last chapter of Aeneid, readers have some problems. The first obvious problem is how Aeneas handles Turnus. In the twelfth book I pointed out that this battle should be done between the two because the battle effect of the two troops worsens further. Turnus did not like the secret love of Aeneas, tried to get rid of his fiancé, the son of Aeneas killed their sacred deer, he occupied his land

Unlike the Greeks in the second volume, Virgil 's observation of the Aeneides, the Romans do not possess talents for abstract thought. They did not establish an ingenious philosophy system, invented an important literary form and did not discover scientific discoveries. But they are doing great work in the construction of the government and the empire and have built up a viable world country and cultivated the skills of management, law and practice. In the Punjab War, the Roman Republic beat the Carthaginans in North Africa, and in 133 Rome succeeded the Pergami Kingdom from the last Atalid.