The appearance of a sow with thirty young signifies an event in this work that Celaeno had previously prophesied would require this work's protagonist's eating his tables. This work's protagonist declines to show mercy when he sees his enemy wearing the belt of Evander's son, Pallas, and he is advis
The appearance of a sow with thirty young signifies an event in this work that Celaeno had previously prophesied would require this work's protagonist's eating his tables. This work's protagonist declines to show mercy when he sees his enemy wearing the belt of Evander's son, Pallas, and he is advised by the Cumaean Sibyl to descend through Avernus to visit his father. Aeolus, king of the winds, is petitioned when Juno uses Ajax's hilarious death to justify destroying the protagonist's fleet, casting this work's protagonist into the sea near Carthage. For 10 points, name this Latin epic in which the title hero abandons Dido, a work of Virgil.
The appearance of a sow with thirty young signifies an event in this work that Celaeno had previously prophesied would require this work's protagonist's eating his tables.