Exploring complex ethical issues

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Greek tragedy is famous for exploring complex ethical issues. Rex for example: considers the tension btw the prerogatives of collective authority and individual conscience. The Aeneid seems rather the focus on the tension btw collective and individual good. How do these issues parralel each other in the two works, how.do they differ

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