Dido's Characterization and Roman Attitudes
In Book 4 of the Aeneid, how does Vergil’s characterization of Dido challenge conventional Roman attitudes toward non-Romans?
A
By portraying Dido as inherently inferior to Roman characters
B
By depicting Dido as a complex, sympathetic character with admirable qualities
C
By emphasizing Dido’s barbaric customs and practices
D
By presenting Dido as incapable of rational thought or leadership
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