Two Dramatizations From Vergil

Explore the drama and grandeur of ancient Rome with "Two Dramatizations from Vergil," featuring "Dido--the Phoenecian Queen" and "The Fall of Troy," adapted by J. Raleigh Nelson. This collection presents two compelling dramatic interpretations drawn from Vergil's epic poetry. Journey back to the world of classical drama and witness pivotal moments from Latin literature, including the tragic story of Dido and the legendary destruction of Troy.

These adaptations offer a fresh perspective on timeless tales of love, loss, and the rise and fall of empires. Immerse yourself in the power of epic poetry reimagined for the stage. A valuable addition to any collection of classical works, this volume brings the world of Roman drama to life.

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