text: This character claims that a boy leaning on a headless spear is "fated to hold a place nearest the light".After meeting
full_question: This character claims that a boy leaning on a headless spear is "fated to hold a place nearest the light".After meeting King Anius, this man misinterprets a prophecy from Apollo based on his memory of Teucer having sailed from Crete. In another appearance, this man determines that both war and peace are heralded by the appearance of four white horses. Nisus helps Euryalus win a foot race and an arrow shot by Acestes bursts into flames at this man's funeral games, which take place after his death in Drepanum. The appearance of a shooting star and the sudden unearthly fire surrounding another character's head finally convince this character to accompany his son. This man bragged about his two-week lovemaking session with a disguised goddess until Zeus crippled him with a lightning bolt, which is why he is forced to escape Troy on his son's shoulders. For 10 points, name this grandfather of Ascanius, whose affair with Venus resulted in the birth of his son Aeneas.
first_sentence: This character claims that a boy leaning on a headless spear is "fated to hold a place nearest the light".After meeting
raw_answer: Anchises