The Aeneid Of Virgil translated by C. Day Lewis
THE AENEID OF VIRGIL is a titanic inferno of fate and fury, a cataclysmic odyssey carved from the ashes of a fallen world and baptized in the blood of gods and mortals alike. This is not a poem — it is a seismic eruption of mythic violence, a cosmic reckoning where empires rise and shatter beneath the weight of prophecy and wrath.
To read The Aeneid is to be swallowed by a maelstrom of myth and madness, a violent storm that rends the veil between history and nightmare. It is an unholy symphony of ruin and rebirth, a prophecy screamed from the edge of oblivion — a savage reminder that all beginnings are endings, and all endings ignite new fires. Steel yourself. This is the story of creation burning down so something monstrous and magnificent can rise from the ashes
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