The Religion of Nature Delineated · Character
Virgil
Roman poet cited on duty and destiny.
minor
Also known as Virgil
First appearance: ii of happiness
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Quoted from the Aeneid regarding the fall of the just Ripheus, illustrating the theme of undeserved suffering.
Virgil first appears in 0005 ii of happiness.
In Endnotes: Quoted from the Aeneid regarding the fall of the just Ripheus, illustrating the theme of undeserved suffering.
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