The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Dido

Role: Sidonian woman · First appears: Fable 103

Life events

  • Dido receives Æneas into her home and affection.(Fable103)
    • With: Æneas
    • “The Sidonian {Dido}, she who was doomed not easily to endure the loss of her Phrygian husband, received Æneas, both in her home and her affection;”
  • Æneas abandons Dido.(Fable103)
    • With: Æneas
    • “He afterwards abandons her, on which she stabs herself in despair.”
  • Dido stabs herself on the funeral pile.(Fable103)
    • “on the pile, too, erected under the pretext of sacred rites, she fell upon the sword;”

Fable 103

  • admired: Æneas “Dido entertains Æneas in her palace, and falls in love with him.”
  • with Æneas (Æneas abandons Dido.) “He afterwards abandons her, on which she stabs herself in despair.”
  • courtship with Æneas “Dido entertains Æneas in her palace, and falls in love with him.”

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