Ovid’s epic poem Fasti {FAH-SHTEE} contains an extensive history of this mythological character, including an account in which he came back from the dead to haunt Faustulus {FOW-STUH-LUSS}, who raised him and his twin brother. This man, along with his twin, had been suckled by a she-wolf* in a cave named Lupercal before being raised by Faustulus. This man disputed with his brother over which hill to build the city of Rome, and was killed either by his brother or a supporter of his brother. For 10 points, name this mythological man whose twin brother Romulus was the founder of Rome.
Ovid’s epic poem Fasti {FAH-SHTEE} contains an extensive history of this mythological character, including an account in which he came back from the dead to haunt Faustulus {FOW-STUH-LUSS}, who raised him and his twin brother. This man, along with his twin, had been suckled by a she-wolf* in a cave named Lupercal before being raised by Faustulus. This man disputed with his brother over which hill to build the city of Rome, and was killed either by his brother or a supporter of his brother. For 10 points, name this mythological man whose twin brother Romulus was the founder of Rome.
Ovid’s epic poem Fasti {FAH-SHTEE} contains an extensive history of this mythological character, including an account in which he came back from the dead to haunt Faustulus {FOW-STUH-LUSS}, who raised him and his twin brother.