Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid
event recounted by Macrobius, artistic theme in Renaissance and post-Renaissance art
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Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid
Summary
Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid is a historical event[1].
Key Facts
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid is in the country of Ancient Rome[2].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's instance of is recorded as historical event[3].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's instance of is recorded as artistic theme[4].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's location is recorded as Roma[5].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's participant is recorded as Virgil[6].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's participant is recorded as Octavia the Younger[7].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's participant is recorded as Augustus[8].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's has cause is recorded as Tu Marcellus eris[9].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's main subject is recorded as Tu Marcellus eris[10].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's main subject is recorded as Aeneid[11].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's main subject is recorded as Octavia the Younger[12].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's main subject is recorded as Virgil[13].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's main subject is recorded as Augustus[14].
- Octavia fainting at Virgil's reading of the Aeneid's main subject is recorded as syncope[15].