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Rhetorical Device in Vergil's Aeneid
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In this section, what rhetorical device does Vergil employ when he juxtaposes images of war with images of peace in relation to Carthage?

A

He incorporates metonymy by substituting ‘Carthage’ for ‘Dido’ in emotional expressions.

B

He applies euphemism to soften the implications of Dido’s distress on her people.

C

He employs anaphora to emphasize the prosperity of Carthage under Aeneas’ influence.

D

Vergil uses antithesis to contrast Dido’s turmoil with Carthage’s tranquility.

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