Of amity. Let Dido wed the Trojan prince,
And give to thee, as royal dowry, Tyria’s lords.
Venus (107-114):
How mad th’ opponent who would such fair terms refuse!
Or who would wish to strive by preference with thee!
If only fortune favor what thou hast proposed:
But of the fates am I uncertain, whether Jove
Be willing that the Trojan exiles and the men
Of Carthage reign in common and a lasting bond
Of amity cement. Thou art his wife. ‘T is right