War in the Aeneid

3. Those killed or hurt by war, often depicted by Vergil with great pathos/sympathy
6. The city destined to arise through Aeneas' conquering of Italy
7. Madness or passion - a driving force of war
8. Site of Octavian's final victory over Mark Antony in 31BCE
9. A cowardly warrior who unfairly kills Camilla from afar
10. The desire to inflict reciprocal pain
14. The absence of conflict, often achieved through conflict itself
18. Sympathy for suffering, often depicted intensely by Vergil
19. A lack or failure of bravery, NOT an admirable quality
21. Primary antagonist driven by furor and killed at the end of the epic
22. A deceptive Greek spy in book 2
23. Prophetess of apollo who predicts the war in Italy

1. Advanced organisation of peoples and culture, spread by war (in the Roman view)
2. The 'Peace of Rome', established by Augustus at the start of his reign with the end of civil war
4. The heroic desire to win glory through great deeds
5. Strength or courage, an admirable heroic quality
9. Aeneas' father who instructs Romans to "spare the conquered and war down the proud"
11. Rule over many nations, established through warfare
12. A young man killed symbolically by his greed for spoils
13. Famous Homeric poem with war as its central theme, imitated by Vergil
15. Amazonian warrior who dies ignobly
16. Physical force intended to hurt or kill, often depicted graphically by Vergil (like Homer before him)
17. God whose temple doors symbolised the presence or absence of war
20. A feeling of sorrow in response to a loss, e.g. as a result of war