埃涅阿斯的微笑

IF 0.7 1区历史学 0 CLASSICS

Transactions of the American Philological Association Pub Date : 2014-05-06 DOI:10.1353/APA.2014.0005

James Uden

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引用次数: 16

摘要

埃涅阿斯唯一的微笑出现在《埃涅阿斯纪》第五章。这个微笑将埃涅阿斯与朱庇特联系在一起，这表明他在管理安奇塞斯葬礼时短暂地占据了类似众神之王的地位。但是，这种识别只是为游戏更广泛地考察埃涅阿斯与朱庇特在向他的部下分配荣誉方面有何不同奠定了基础。在这个由微笑的埃涅阿斯统治的世界中，游戏的情节想象了一个与英雄通常必须生活的世界不同的世界，这个世界由不可改变的命运统治。

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The Smile of Aeneas

The only smile of Aeneas occurs in Aeneid 5. The smile identifies Aeneas with Jupiter and is one indication that he briefly occupies a position analogous to the king of the gods in administering the funeral games for Anchises. But this identification merely sets the stage for the games’ broader examination of how Aeneas differs from Jupiter in the distribution of honors to his men. In its playful conjuring of a world governed by smiling Aeneas, the episode of the games imagines an alternative to the world in which the hero must ordinarily live, which is governed by immutable Fate.

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