Ovid described how this man's mortality was washed away by the river god Numicius.
This figure sees such portents as a snake crawling out of his father's tomb and his son's head catching fire. Ovid described how this man's mortality was washed away by the river god Numicius. In one episode, this man is enraged by the sight of a stolen belt decorated with a scene of the Danaids' murdered husbands. Zeus's desire to protect the line of Dardanos led to Poseidon briefly switching sides to protect this character from Achilles. He fathered Silvius with his second wife, whom he married shortly before defeating an army led by Mezentius, Amata, and Turnus. His katabasis was aided by the Cumaean Sibyl, who tasked him with finding a golden bough. This son of Anchises was originally married to Creusa, with whom he fathered Ascanius. For 10 points, name this Trojan prince who abandoned Dido in order to complete a journey to Italy in a namesake epic poem by Vergil.
This figure sees such portents as a snake crawling out of his father's tomb and his son's head catching fire.
Aeneas [or Aineias]