text:  Is the poet crazed with love? and so driven against method to dream perforce of the divinity who rules over his destiny as she did over her son's? Or does the _fame_ conferred by Virgil upon AEneas make it reasonable that the dream should proceed by the House of one goddess to that of the other? Having surveyed the whole the poet goes out to look in what part of the world he is when Jupiter's eagle seizes upon him and carries him up to the city and palace of Fame seated above the region of tempests but apparently below the stars and there sets him down