The Aeneid Quotes Quiz

I sing of the [blank_start]arms[blank_end] and of the [blank_start]man[blank_end]

Those whose [blank_start]fate it was to die[blank_end] beneath the high walls of Troy were many, many times more fortunate than I

He showed them the face of [blank_start]hope[blank_end] and kept his [blank_start]misery[blank_end] deep in his heart.

On them I impose no [blank_start]limits of time or space[blank_end]

Is there anywhere now on the face of this earth that is not full of the knowledge of our [blank_start]misfortunes[blank_end]?

Dido was like [blank_start]Diana[blank_end], and like [blank_start]Diana[blank_end] she bore herself joyfully among her people, urging on their work for the kingdom that was to be.

Aeneas had no equal for his [blank_start]piety[blank_end] and his care for justice, and no equal in the [blank_start]field of battle.[blank_end]