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Queen of Carthage. See Wikipedia's page dedicated to Didon.

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Dido's passion and suicide (Vergilii opera omnia, Aeneid, KB 76E21, 3f59r)

Dido seduced by Aeneas (Virgil of Naples, f76v)

Dido multiplies sacrifices (Erneuertes Gedächtnüs... 1688) - Eimmart

Aeneas deaf to Anna's prayers for her sister (Erneuertes Gedächtnüs... 1688) - Eimmart

Dido led by Iris before Proserpine (Livre des Énéydes, 1483)

Dido welcomes the Trojans in front of Juno's temple (Aeneid, Riccardiana, Ms492, f°71r)

Dido celebrates and consummates her marriage (Heinrich von Veldeke, Stabi mgf 282, F13r)

Dido in the torments of passion. She confides in Anna (Heinrich von Veldeke, Stabi mgf 282, F11r)

Interview with Dido and return of the messengers (Heinrich von Veldeke, Stabi mgf 282, F6r)

Dido in the Underworld turns away from Aeneas (Aeneid 6, ed. Dübner, Didot, 1858)

Dido writes to Aeneas (Epîtres d'Ovide, trans. Saint-Gelais, Fr 873, F42v)

Dido sacrifices to Juno, goddess of marriage - Romanelli

Dido sacrifices to Juno, goddess of marriage (Tenture des amours de Didon) - Wauters after Romanelli

Aeneas leaves Carthage (Virgil, Valence, BH Ms 837, f°127r)

Lamentations de Didon à Laomédès (Livre des Énéydes, 1483)

Dido makes her sister build a bonfire (Book of Aeneydes, 1483)

Didon s'évanouit (Livre des Énéydes, 1483)

Dido and her sister Anna (Livre des Énéydes, 1483)

Hearing that Aeneas is leaving, Dido despairs (Livre des Énéydes, 1483)

Cupid with Dido (Livre des Énéydes, 1483)

Aeneas' departure and Dido's suicide (Virgil, Aeneid, Book 4, Latin 7939A)