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Troy (Turkey) (search for this): book 1, commline 25
The words from necdum to honores
are parenthetical. These causae
irarum are distinguished from the vetus
bellum, in other words, from the irae
themselves, the bitterness displayed in or
produced by the war. Virg. had already,
v. 24, suggested one cause in her love for
Argos; but though this supplies a parallel
to her present feeling, it scarcely accounts
for its existence; so he goes back to show
that her old quarrel with Troy had other
grounds. Dolores is the pang, put for
the affront. It is only in the sense of the
affront that it can properly be joined with
exciderant animo, understood of being
forgotten. So dolens, v. 9. Or if dolores
is taken in its ordinary sense, exciderant
animo will shift its meaning, had
passed from her soul.