This man chases a phantom of his enemy all the way to an anchored ship, at which point the goddess who created the phantom severs the moorings.
This man is struck in the leg by a spear while paralyzed with fright from a bird flapping and shrieking in front of him. A mysterious interloper named Drances tries to turn public opinion against this man. This man chases a phantom of his enemy all the way to an anchored ship, at which point the goddess who created the phantom severs the moorings. This man orders the incineration of several ships, but instead of burning down, they sink and reemerge as nymphs, because they were built from the magical lumber of Cybele's sacred forest. Pandarus accidentally lets this man through the gates of a fortress. This man's (*) sister dresses up as a man named Camers to provoke a fight so that this man wouldn't have to fight a duel. This man mercilessly rips off the belt of Pallas after killing him. This man, who was driven with bloodlust by Allecto, dies in a single duel despite the best efforts of his sister Juturna, and was the main suitor of Latinus's daughter Lavinia. For 10 points, name this king of the Rutuli, the antagonist of the second half of the Aeneid.
This man is struck in the leg by a spear while paralyzed with fright from a bird flapping and shrieking in front of him.
Turnus