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| | Dido: Free Encyclopedia Articles at Questia.com Online Library |
 | | According to one legend, Dido threw herself on a burning pyre to escape marriage to the king of Libya. |
 | | His Dido and his Aeneas are a woman and a man...of him as any other but the man whom Dido had loved, and who, despite himself and despite his destiny, had loved Dido. |
 | | Dido, Queen of Carthage (Theater)--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Family in literature--Analysis, Marlowe, Christopher--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Tamburlaine (Theater)--Criticism, interpretation, etc., The Jew of Malta (Theater)--Criticism, interpretation, etc., The Massacre at Paris (Theater)--Criticism, interpretation, etc. |
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