This man hung spoils of honor on an oak tree after slaying a king of Caenina named Acron.
This man hung spoils of honor on an oak tree after slaying a king of Caenina named Acron. In one story, he vanished after a storm cloud on the Goats' Marsh enveloped him. He avoided fighting the Antemnates after pleas from Hersilia, his wife. One traitor to this man asked for the bracelets on enemy soldiers' left arms; that woman, who was crushed by shields instead, was Tarpeia. This leader cursed all men who tried to leap over his low walls. This grandson of Numitor hosted a festival of Neptune attended by Titus Tatius's people, at which he authorized kidnappings. He was succeeded by Numa Pompilius, became the god Quirinus after death, and staked one claim after seeing twelve birds fly by. For 10 points, name this legendarily wolf-suckled founder who killed his brother Remus before founding Rome.
This man hung spoils of honor on an oak tree after slaying a king of Caenina named Acron.
Romulus [prompt "Quirinus"]