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Why did the Trojans go to Sicily
They saw a deadly storm coming and did not want to be destroyed again
Who did they know on Sicily
Eryx
Who greeted the Trojans
Acestes who had Trojan ancestry
Who are they holding the games in memory of
Anchises
What happened before the games
They sacrificed and prayed to Anchises
What animal in the shrine ate the offerings what did they proceed to do after
a huge snake, made more offerings as they believed the gods were happy
who came to watch and join the games
the locals who lived on Sicily
What prizes were displayed before the events
sacred tripods, purple dyed garments, talents of silver
What was the first event and who were the contenders what were they like
A boat race
Mnestheus - Pristis - pep talk greatness of troy
Gyas - Chimaera - rash and hasty decisions
Sergestus - Centaur - very risky can be bad
Cloanthus - Scylla - pious and nice to troops asks gods for help
What is the boat race and the way each boat commanded an allegory of
A politically allegory of how Augustus could rule Rome
What are the results of the boat race
Cloanthus, Mnestheus, Gyas then Sergestus
Who crashed in the boat race
Sergestus
Who threw their helmsmen over board
Gyas
What did each ship get for participation
wine and three bullocks of their choice and some silver
what did the commanders of the boat race receive as rewards
Cloanthus - cloak embroidered with gold round and strips of purple
Mnestheus - breastplate interwoven with burnished mail and triple threads of gold
Gyas - pair of bronze drinking cauldrons and some drinking cups of silver
Sergestus - Cretan slave women good with her hands
In the foot race who falls but they knocks someone else over so Euryalus can win
Nisus
What did Nisus receive
a shield that was dedicated to Neptune
what were the prizes for the footrace
winner will have a shores with splendid trappings
second gets an Amazonian quiver full of Thracian arrows
third gets an Argive helmet
what were the results in the footrace
Euryalus
Helymus
Diores
What were the prizes for the boxing
a bullock with its head shadowed by ribbons and its horns plated with gold for winner
sword and helmet for loser
who was first out to box
Dares a great beast of man known for his strength
Who eventually challenged Dares to everyone's surprise
Entellus
What happened in the boxing
They exchanged blows, Dares quick and fast, Entellus old and strong until Entellus missed and to rebuild his pride started to attack and pummel Dares until Aeneas called off the fight
What was the target for the Archery contest
a dove tied to the top of the mast of a ship
What does the Archery represent
represents the stages in the falling of Troy but also that their games have been noticed and the Gods are with the remaining Trojans to help them relocate
Who's shots are remarkable
Eurytion - kills bird in flight
Acestes - arrow becomes a comet
What did Aeneas reward Acestes with
a mixing bowl engraved with figures which he once received from Thracian Cisseus
After the games were done what happened
The Trojans youths represent their skill on horses depicting a fake battle
Who does Juno take over what do they do
Beroe and says they should set camp here and rouses all women to set fire to the ships
Who told the Trojans about the women who acted first
Eumelus - Ascainius rushed off
Who stopped the women
Aeneas came out and they stopped and were ashamed
How do the fires on the ships get out
Aeneas prays to Jupiter who causes a storm
What effect did this have on Aeneas
he felt he was haunted by the fates and whether he should carry on
What did Aeneas decide to do
only take the stronger Trojans, left the majority of women and children behind and the journey was only going to get harder
Who complains about Juno to Jupiter on the Trojans behalf
Venus
How does Jupiter reply to Venus' worry
that he will control the seas and don't worry they will arrive safely and only one man will be lost
Who dies on the way to Italy
Palinurus is thrown over board by a god, Aeneas soon realises and takes control of the ship