One of these stories tells of Romos, a son of Odysseus and Circe who leaves home by ship. The two most well known of these stories famously differ in that the first is based on fratricide, rape, and sheltering of criminals, where the second is based on the noble travels of a (*) Trojan War survivor. To resolve the problem of a nearly 700 year gap between those two well-known stories about this, ancient authors compiled a list of Alban kings who supposedly ruled in that gap. In one of these stories, the king offers shelter to criminals and vagrants to build a population of men, and abducts the Sabine Women as their brides. For 10 points, name these stories, which include stories of Romulus killing his brother Remus, and Aeneas ruling the city of Alba Longa.
One of these stories tells of Romos, a son of Odysseus and Circe who leaves home by ship. The two most well known of these stories famously differ in that the first is based on fratricide, rape, and sheltering of criminals, where the second is based on the noble travels of a (*) Trojan War survivor. To resolve the problem of a nearly 700 year gap between those two well-known stories about this, ancient authors compiled a list of Alban kings who supposedly ruled in that gap. In one of these stories, the king offers shelter to criminals and vagrants to build a population of men, and abducts the Sabine Women as their brides. For 10 points, name these stories, which include stories of Romulus killing his brother Remus, and Aeneas ruling the city of Alba Longa.
One of these stories tells of Romos, a son of Odysseus and Circe who leaves home by ship.