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I notice that in the Berlioz quotation regarding The Aeneid Aeneid is mispelled Aenid, and that the translation of the same passage in the external links uses different phraseology, but the Aeneid is spelled correctly. Is this mispelling an error in Viajero's transcription, or is it spelled this way in the original translation? ~CS 00:34, 2 May 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Complete or Near Complete?

The article on Berlioz refers to Colin Davis's Recording of Les Troyens as being "near complete." Here, it is called "complete" (which is what I always understood to be the case). Which is it? (Perhaps the answer is that the new prelude composed when the last three acts were done as Les Troyens à Carthage was not included.)

38.117.238.82 22:59, 11 December 2006 (UTC)