[563] There is nothing of this in the speech we have just heard from Dido; but her thoughts were moving fast, and she may now have been harbouring those plans of revenge which breathe through the violent outpouring that succeeds, vv. 490 foll. ‘Versare dolos’ occurs 2. 62 (note), apparently in not quite the same sense.
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