I would like to point out that if one was to take the view that Aeneas was/is a complete failure with women he is so with due reason. He has been given a destiny or a mission by the gods and although at times he does loose sight of his mission and his human instinct takes over he can not spend his life womanizing he has to fulfil his mission. I would be interested to hear other peoples' views on this topic.
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