This work describes how Sinon convinces the Greeks to accept the Trojan Horse.
This work contains a simile comparing the builders of a city to bees, and one character in this work is thrown across a river while tied to a spear; that character is Camilla. This work describes how Sinon convinces the Greeks to accept the Trojan Horse. This work opens "I sing of arms and the man" and ends with the death of the (*) Rutulian Turnus, leaving the way open for the protagonist to become king of Latium; that protagonist had earlier fled the destruction of Troy and caused Dido to commit suicide. For 10 points, name this work about the title son of Anchises and Venus and ancestor of the Romans, an epic written by Vergil.
This work contains a simile comparing the builders of a city to bees, and one character in this work is thrown across a river while tied to a spear; that character is Camilla.
Aeneid