Which style influenced the sharply outlined drawings and lavish fields of gold in the Hitda Gospels (Fig. 15-28) and the Gospels of Otto III (Fig. 15-29)?

According to Aristotle, which element of tragic structure could be avoided (though he

preferred it not to be) and still be a tragedy?

a. reversal b. climax c. catastrophe d. discovery e. resolution

For the Aeneid, Book IV: The tragedy here lies in the conflict between personal desire and civic duty. What metaphor does Virgil use to underscore the power of civic duty and responsibility to overcome the demands of human love? What does Dido do that demonstrates the opposite? How, for Virgil, do these alternatives seem to be driven by gender?

What will be an ideal response?