This work's title character loses his wife Creusa while carrying his son and father from their burning city. The Cumaean Siby
This work's title character loses his wife Creusa while carrying his son and father from their burning city. The Cumaean Sibyl gives a vision in the underworld in Book Six of this work, whose first book opens "I sing of arms and the man." The title (*) Trojan prince courts the Carthaginian princess Dido before settling in Italy in, for 10 points, what Latin epic poem about the founding of Rome, written by Virgil?
This work's title character loses his wife Creusa while carrying his son and father from their burning city.
The Aeneid