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000327429 020__ $$a9781433215360
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000327429 02802 $$aZ1277$$bBlackstone Audio Books
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000327429 1000_ $$aVirgil.
000327429 24010 $$aAeneis.$$lEnglish
000327429 24514 $$aThe Aeneid$$h[sound recording] /$$cby Virgil.
000327429 260__ $$aAshland, OR :$$bBlackstone Audio Books,$$c1992.
000327429 300__ $$a11 sound discs (14 hr.) :$$bdigital ;$$c4 3/4 in.
000327429 500__ $$aUnabridged.
000327429 5110_ $$aRead by Frederick Davidson.
000327429 520__ $$aThis classical epic poem tells of the Trojan warrior Aeneas. Departing from Troy after its fall, Aeneas makes a perilous journey towards modern-day Italy. In Italy, he plays a major part in the founding of Rome. As he endures the military and social challenges related to the founding of this great city, Aeneas fights not for himself, but rather for the selfless cause of founding an enduring and influential metropolis.
000327429 60000 $$aAeneas$$c(Legendary character)$$vPoetry.
000327429 650_0 $$aEpic poetry, Latin$$vTranslations into English.
000327429 650_0 $$aLegends$$zRome$$vPoetry.
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000327429 7001_ $$aCase, David.
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