The Aeneid Book 4

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Across
  1. 4. The Trojan hero who leaves Carthage to fulfil his destiny.
  2. 7. Aeneas ends this with Dido because his duty to Rome is more important than love.
  3. 12. Aeneas reaffirms this when he accepts he is destined to become the founder of the Roman people.
  4. 13. The king of the gods who insists Aeneas continue his journey.
  5. 14. Dido fails in this when she abandons the building of Carthage because of love.
  6. 15. The messenger god sent by Jupiter to remind Aeneas of his mission.
  7. 17. The Roman belief that duty to the gods and destiny is more important than personal desire.
  8. 18. Aeneas cannot remain with Dido because his destiny has already been decided.
  9. 20. Aeneas' divine mother who seeks to protect her son.
  10. 21. Before dying, Dido calls for eternal hatred between Carthage and Rome.
Down
  1. 1. The city ruled by Dido where Aeneas stays.
  2. 2. The place where Dido believes she has married Aeneas.
  3. 3. Aeneas cannot ignore this because the gods have decreed it.
  4. 5. This interrupts the royal hunt and drives Aeneas and Dido together.
  5. 6. Dido's sister who encourages the relationship with Aeneas.
  6. 8. Roman value shown when Aeneas chooses duty over love.
  7. 9. The god who causes Dido to fall deeply in love with Aeneas.
  8. 10. Dido is consumed by this destructive passion after Aeneas leaves.
  9. 11. The Queen of Carthage who falls in love with Aeneas.
  10. 16. The place where Dido believes she has married Aeneas.
  11. 19. The goddess who arranges the storm during the hunt.