Religio and Magic in Aeneid: Analysis of Queen Dido’s Transformation

The study focuses on the ritual practices of the Queen of Carthage in Aeneid, which present both elements of Roman religio and magic. This duality shows not only the queen’s devotion to the divinities, but also the appearance of foreign elements typical of magic represented in an African rite transm...

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Autor principal: Bogdan, Guillermina; Universidad Nacional de La Plata
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humandiades. Instituto de Letras 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/clt/article/view/5415
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topic Aeneid
Dido
Religio
Magic
Eneida
Dido
religio
magia
spellingShingle Aeneid
Dido
Religio
Magic
Eneida
Dido
religio
magia
Bogdan, Guillermina; Universidad Nacional de La Plata
Religio and Magic in Aeneid: Analysis of Queen Dido’s Transformation
topic_facet Aeneid
Dido
Religio
Magic
Eneida
Dido
religio
magia
author Bogdan, Guillermina; Universidad Nacional de La Plata
author_facet Bogdan, Guillermina; Universidad Nacional de La Plata
author_sort Bogdan, Guillermina; Universidad Nacional de La Plata
title Religio and Magic in Aeneid: Analysis of Queen Dido’s Transformation
title_short Religio and Magic in Aeneid: Analysis of Queen Dido’s Transformation
title_full Religio and Magic in Aeneid: Analysis of Queen Dido’s Transformation
title_fullStr Religio and Magic in Aeneid: Analysis of Queen Dido’s Transformation
title_full_unstemmed Religio and Magic in Aeneid: Analysis of Queen Dido’s Transformation
title_sort religio and magic in aeneid: analysis of queen dido’s transformation
description The study focuses on the ritual practices of the Queen of Carthage in Aeneid, which present both elements of Roman religio and magic. This duality shows not only the queen’s devotion to the divinities, but also the appearance of foreign elements typical of magic represented in an African rite transmitted by a Masila priestess combined with an alleged sacrifice to Jupiter Stygian. In this way, we are interested in analyzing the transformation that the character undergoes from divine incitement and how this metamorphosis is reflected in her practices that evidence the incipient opposition, born at the end of the Republic and deepened in the Imperial period, between magic and normative religious practice.
publisher Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Humandiades. Instituto de Letras
publishDate 2021
url https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/clt/article/view/5415
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