Soon after escaping a burning Troy with his son Ascanius and his father Anchises, this hero lands at Carthage and falls in love with Dido.
This hero witnesses the omen of a thunderclap followed by a shooting star, which takes place after his son's head miraculously catches fire. This man is shown a gate of horn through which true visions pass, which contrasts with an ivory gate filled with false dreams. Upon seeing that the youth Pallas's belt is being worn as a trophy, this hero kills Turnus. The Cumaean ["kew-MAY-un"] Sibyl instructs this hero to pluck a golden bough to gain entrance to the underworld. Soon after escaping a burning Troy with his son Ascanius and his father Anchises, this hero lands at Carthage and falls in love with Dido. For 10 points, name this title character of an epic poem by Virgil.
This hero witnesses the omen of a thunderclap followed by a shooting star, which takes place after his son's head miraculously catches fire.
Aeneas