W. R. Johnson _Darkness Visible: A Study of Vergil's Aeneid._ 

Johnson compares Vergil with Homer quite a bit.  I can't recall how 
much he goes into the subject of heroism.  For heroism in homer, try

Nagy _The Best of the Achaians_.  The focus is largely Achilles, as I 
recall.


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> Homer and Vergil maintain the ambiguity of traditional heroism? What 
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