This is my first post so please bear with me! I have been researching
Virgil's employment of the participant and narrator voice in Aeneas. Is
part of Virgil's technique to show the human Aeneas to who turns into an
unhuman prodigy? Or is it that he shares a voice like Juppiter because he
is half god afterall? In this, I ask is it teleological; or just a
literary technique that Virgil uses to draw the reader in, taking the
reader oneway and then another? Or am I'm missing the whole point? 
                                   vos gratias ago; valete,
                                              Kimber

Kimberly Tate                   [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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