The man, fated to be an exile
Aeneas
Left Troy and came to Italy by the shores of Lavinium
AEneas
Took a great pounding by land and sea because of the great anger of Juno
Aeneas
Began the Latin race and Alban fathers
Aeneas
Would give sovereignty over all nations if allowed by Fates
Juno
Resented Trojans and supported Argives since judgement of beauty and unfaithfulness of husband
Juno
Judged three goddesses in a beauty contest
Paris
Was stolen by Jupiter to become his lover and the cupbearer of the gods
Ganymede
Still has resentment over eternal wound and will not rest until Aeneas is punished
Juno
Killed Ajax the Lesser by hurling Jupiter’s thunderbolt and impaling Ajax on a rock during a typhoon
Athena
Goes to Aeolia
Juno
Lives and rules in Aeolia
Aeolus
Is trapped in Aeolia and can be let out and controlled by Aeolus
the winds (Boreas, Eurus, Notus, Zephyrus)
Begs Aeolus to let the winds loose on Aeneas and his crew and offers a lovely prize
Juno
The most beautiful of Juno’s fourteen nymphs
Deiopea
Lets the winds go
Aeolus
Complains that he much rather would’ve died at the hands of Diomedes at Troy with the rest of his family and friends
Aeneas
Fell to Achilles
Hector
Fell to Patroclus
Sarpedon
Captained the only ship Aeneas saw be struck directly
Orontes
Realizes the wild winds and goes to angrily berate them and tell them to go back to Aeolus
Neptune
The wind to whom Neptune directly addressed
Eurus
Helped push ships off the rocks (two answers)
Triton and Cymothoe
Lifted off the sandbanks and restrained the sea
Neptune
Struck a spark and started a fire to cook the corn
Achates
Climbed a rock to get a better view and saw three stags and caught seven for food
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Gave Aeneas his mighty bow and arrows
Achates
Gave wine to Aeneas on Sicily
Acestes
Complains to Jupiter about Aeneas’ misfortunes and the promises he had once made
Venus
Reassures that the Romans, who will rule the entire world, will come from the Trojans
Jupiter
Escaped the Greeks and founded Patavium
Antenor
Is renamed Iulus and founds and rules Alba Longa for thirty years
Ascanius
Will birth Romulus and Remus
Ilia (Rhea Silvia)
Will wear the hide of the wolf that nurtured him and will give his name to the people
Romulus
Will create such a glorious Roman empire that stretches to the ends of the world
Iulius Caesar
Will dispense justice (four)
Vesta, Truth, Romulus Quirinus, Remus
Sends a god to make the Carthaginians hospitable
Jupiter
Wields wings like oars and carries out Jupiter’s commands
Mercury
Queen of Carthage
Dido
Decides to explore Libya together (two)
Aeneas and Achates
Dresses like a Spartan girl out hunting and asks two men if they had seen her sister
Venus
Can outrun the river Hebrus
Harpalyce
Asks the disguised Venus where they are
Aeneas
Denies immortality and tells the story of Dido
Venus
Husband of Dido
Sychaeus
Killer of Dido’s husband and Dido’s brother
Pygmalion
Saw husband’s ghost and formed a militia and found an ancient treasure shown by ghost
Dido
Outsmarted previous land owner and made Carthage the largest area possible covered by a bull’s hide
Dido
Tells disguised Venus about the loss of thirteen ships from former twenty
Aeneas
Reassures that twelve ships and their captains are safe and sound
Venus
Recognizes Venus and berates her
Aeneas
Goes back to Cyprus after creating a magical cloud over Aeneas and Achates to protect them
Venus
Is amazed by Tyrians and the building of Carthage (two)
Aeneas and Achates
Builds a temple for Juno
Dido
Sees a grove with depictions of Trojan battles, which brings back terrible memories
Aeneas
Was killed in his sleep for his horses, who were prophesied to keep Troy standing if they ate or drank Trojan grass or water
Rhesus
Killed the king whose horses could keep Troy standing forever
Diomedes
Turned her head from the women of Troy
Athena
Dragged a man three times around the walls of Troy and sold his body
Achilles
Was killed by the greatest Greek warrior
Hector
The youngest son of Priam and Hecuba, killed by the greatest Greek warrior
Troilus
Led the Amazons
Penthesilea
Leads dances with a thousand mountain nymphs and is the tallest of the goddesses
Diana
Urges work for the kingdom to be and takes seat with armed guards, giving laws and rules and dividing work equally
Dido
Approaches Dido after being assumed dead (three and etc)
Antheus, Sergestus, Cloanthus, etc
Begs Dido to let them stay and is the oldest of the Trojans
Ilioneus
Great Father of the Trojans
Aeneas
Allows Trojans to stay as long as they like in Carthage and will send off ships to find the Father of the Trojans
Dido
Gifted by Venus to look like a god
Aeneas
Praises Dido and greets old friends
Aeneas
Father of Aeneas
Anchises
Twin of Agenor, father of Dido
Belus
Greek chieftain who claims descent from ancient Trojan race
Teucer
Leads Aeneas to palace and sacrifices hundreds of animals and sends for his crew
Dido
Cannot stop thinking about son
Aeneas
Is sent to grab son
AchatesS
Son of Aeneas and Creusa
Ascanius
Eldest daughter of Priam
Ilione
Begs son to take place of grandchild and pour poison and fire into Dido’s heart
Venus
Son of Venus and pretends to be son of Aeneas
Cupid
Hides child of Aeneas in Idalium
Venus
Bounces a disguised god on knee and falls in love with Aeneas unwittingly
Dido
Worships Jupiter and Bacchus and starts the feast
Dido
Asks about seven years sailing
Dido