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Dido was in love with Aeneas, and after the death of her husband Sychaeus, she thought she would never find love again, until by Venus's influences, she became enamored of Aeneas's bravery and strength. Anna encouraged her to love Aeneas, telling Dido that she should not waste her youth alone and grieving, that she should find love in Aeneas and end her mourning. Also, Anna brought up to Dido that combining her and Aeneas's forces could perhaps strengthen and fortify the kingdom. Anna believed that having the Trojans as allies would make the glory of Carthage infinite. She believed that Dido should not deprive herself of the pleasures of love, and that Aeneas was blessed by Juno and had been fated to come here for Dido.

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