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Vergil's Use of Hyperbole in Aeneid II
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How does Vergil employ hyperbole in describing Aeneas’ deeds during the battle scenes in Book II?

A

By minimizing his contributions to highlight other characters’ heroism instead.

B

By accurately recounting his deeds without embellishment for historical precision.

C

By understating his actions to create irony within the epic context of warfare.

D

By exaggerating his bravery and prowess to establish him as a heroic figure.

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