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I'm going to be using this as a reference but this is also my first time really critiquing an article. The entire section Reception to the Aeneid is a direct copy and paste. I'm not certain about Wikipedia's policy around this. When I look at the sourcing it seems inadequate to have it stop halfway through the section when the entirety of it seems to be taken from the same source. Again, I'm not a pro or a expert on this kinda stuff in any way. Nomad'ih (talk) 13:29, 4 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]