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    Exam 19: Virgils Roman Epic: The Aeneid
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    Aeneas Displays Righteous Indignation When Turnus, After Having Killed Aeneas's
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Aeneas Displays Righteous Indignation When Turnus, After Having Killed Aeneas's

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Aeneas displays righteous indignation when Turnus, after having killed Aeneas's young friend in battle, boasts of the kill by wearing the young man's belt.

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