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	The Name Origin and the Name Meaning of Caieta
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	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 1999.11.10
		The proem is significantly delayed to follow, first, the epigraph for Caieta, a figure otherwise unmentioned in the poem; the description of Circe, whom Aeneas and his men bypass; and Aeneas' arrival at the Tiber.
		Since Vergil makes no allusion to the Sirens' song, but only to the bones of the dead who succumbed to their attraction, he is alluding to time after the death of the Sirens and suggesting thereby that the poet and his hero have outgrown the traditional, Homeric sources symbolized by the Sirens.
		As Caieta is left behind by Aeneas, so the poet may be seen to leave behind practices of Hellenistic poetry.
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	Gaeta - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Castle of the houses of Anjou and Aragon
		Gaeta (ancient Latin name Caieta) is a city in Province of Latina, in Lazio, Italy.
		In the classical age Caieta was a touristical resort and host house of many important and rich characters of Rome, as well as the neighbouring Formia and Sperlonga, all linked to capital of the Empire by Via Appia and its end trunk Via Flacca (or Valeria).
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	Gaeta ancient Caieta is a seaport seaport in the province...
		Gaeta ancient Caieta is a seaport seaport in the province...
		"Gaeta" (ancient Caieta) is a seaport seaport in the province of Latina Latina in Lazio Lazio, Italy Italy.
		During the break-up of the Roman empire Roman empire, Gaeta, like Amalfi Amalfi and Naples Naples, would seem to have established itself as a practically independent port and to have carried on a thriving trade with the Levant Levant.
	www.biodatabase.de /Gaeta (649 words)

	Caieta Virgil wet-nurse Roman mythology Aeneas Aeneid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		underestimates Octavian (Augustus) - 43 BC Dies: 7 December 43 BC; near Caieta; execution *** For Roscio of Ameria - 80 BC Against Verres - 70 BC Against...
		Caieta Camenae Camilla (mythology) Capitoline Triad Carmenta Carmentalia Catillus Ceres (mythology) Classical mythology Cloelia Concordia (Roman goddess) Convector Copia D Dea Dia Dei Lucrii Di Penates Di indigetes...
		its voice, and spake: "When I escaped From Circe, who beyond a circling year Had held me near Caieta by her charms, Ere thus Aeneas yet had named the shore; Nor fondness for my son, nor reverence Of...
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	Gaeta -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - Your gateway to all Britannica has to offer!
		Latin Caieta town, seaport, and archiepiscopal see, Latina province, Lazio region, south-central Italy, on the Gulf of Gaeta, northwest of Naples.
		The old town is dominated by the cathedral (1106–1278), which was restored in 1792 and contains a museum; and the Castello, the lower part of which dates from c.
		The Monte d'Orlando (a public park) is supposed to be the site of the grave of Caieta (the nurse of Aeneas, mythical hero of Troy and Rome), after whom the town was named.
	concise.britannica.com /ebc/article?tocId=9035791 (261 words)

	Metamorphoses (Kline) 14, the Ovid Collection, Univ. of Virginia E-Text Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Caieta, where he carried out her funeral rites, as accepted, according to custom.
		Titan’s daughter, had told us of the fierce dangers of the seas to come, the dangerous channels, and the vast reaches: I confess I was afraid, and finding this shore, I clung to it.’
		Aeneas’s nurse, Caieta, was interred in a marble urn, having a brief epitaph carved on her tomb:
	etext.lib.virginia.edu /latin/ovid/trans/Metamorph14.htm (7752 words)

	BabyName: Caieta
		Latin: In Roman mythology, the wet nurse of Aeneas
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	Roman Emperors - DIR Anastasius
		He may even have put some finishing touches on the Pantheon because Julius Capitolinus mentions restoration of a templum Agrippae, but the text may be corrupt and the temple of the Divine Augustus, the restoration of which is recorded on some of Antoninus' coins, may be the intended reference here.
		[[23]] Outside Rome, Antoninus repaired several roads and renovated ports in Alexandria, Caieta, and Terracina, a bath at Ostia, an aqueduct at Antium, and the temples in his birthplace, Lanuvium.
		Although some sources suggest that Antoninus went in person to Egypt and Syria to put down a revolt of peoples along the Red Sea, Julius Capitolinus says that Antoninus made his home in Rome where he could receive messages from all parts of the empire equally quickly.
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		Marcus Cicero had taken his departure from the city shortly before the arrival of the triumvirs; he was convinced of what was actually the case, that he could no more be saved from the clutches of [Mark] Antony than Cassius and Brutus could be from those of [Octavius] Caesar.
		First he fled to his Tusculan estate, thence he set out by cross-country routes for his place at Formiae, for he planned to take ship at Caieta.
		From that port he put out to sea several times, but sometimes contrary winds drove him back, and again he was unable to bear the tossing of the ship, as erratic waves heaved it.
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	History of Ancient Rome, beginning with Aeneas
		Thus he knew he would succeed on this journey to found a new land.
		Aeneas continued on his quest and landed in Italy just as his old nurse Caieta died, at the place which is still called Gaeta.
		After they had buried her, they found a grove where they sat down on the grass to eat, using large round cakes to put their meat on.
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	Aeneas, Greek Mythology Link.
		After having been amorously involved with the queen, Aeneas returned to Drepanum, and thence he crossed to Italy.
		, ending soon after his trip in the harbour of Caieta.
		In Thrace, where he came first, he received a warning from the ghost of Polydorus 3 (Priam 1's son), whom King Polymestor 1 of the Bistonians had treacherously murdered [see also Priam 1 and Hecabe 1]:
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		In the top Maenianum, Tabulatio 53, Wooden Seats 11: in Row 1, 5 3/8 feet; in Row 11, 5 15/16 feet; total 63 23/24 feet.
		Claudius Speclator, imperial freedman, procurator at Formiae, Fundi and Caieta.
		Overall view of the Colosseum, showing the surviving "in situ" seating
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	Metamorphoses (Kline) Index, the Ovid Collection, Univ. of Virginia E-Text Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Of Lyrnessus, a town in the Troad, near Mount
		A companion of Ulysses who settled in Italy at Caieta, after their wanderings.
		He tells the story of their wanderings, and warns Aeneas not to encounter Circe.
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		Aeneas is born again through his other-wordly experience emerging dedicated to a new set of tasks which inspire him to hasten to Latium and get on with his busy life.
		Significantly his aged nurse Caieta dies enroute and is buried with full honors ashore, symbolizing the death of the hero's former life as a Trojan:
		"Caieta" still the place is called from thee,
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	A Smaller Classical Dictionary of Biography, Mythology and Geography - esaraugusta, Caesarea, Caesarion, Caesarodunum, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
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