I'm reading it in relation to Virgil's Aeneid (in what ways is it a response/redaction of the classical text etc etc) and while the references aren't bogging me down, I can't seem to get past the damned she-wolf in Canto 1. I'm simply too preoccupied in trying to work out what other creatures she could couple with save for wolves. LOL, I just had to get fixated on a linguistic technicality!
Good luck with your reading! You're not alone! *sends positive reading vibes*
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I'm reading it in relation to Virgil's Aeneid (in what ways is it a response/redaction of the classical text etc etc) and while the references aren't bogging me down, I can't seem to get past the damned she-wolf in Canto 1. I'm simply too preoccupied in trying to work out what other creatures she could couple with save for wolves. LOL, I just had to get fixated on a linguistic technicality!
Good luck with your reading! You're not alone! *sends positive reading vibes*
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