The day on which this man vanished from his city is called the Flight of the People and the Nones of the Goats. He single-handedly killed over 7,000 Veienites at the battle of Fidenae, and after killing Hostilius he married his widow, Hersilia. A man named Julius Proculus claimed to meet him on the road after his death and told his people that he wished to be worshipped as
The day on which this man vanished from his city is called the Flight of the People and the Nones of the Goats. He single-handedly killed over 7,000 Veienites at the battle of Fidenae, and after killing Hostilius he married his widow, Hersilia. A man named Julius Proculus claimed to meet him on the road after his death and told his people that he wished to be worshipped as the god Quirinus, which is sometimes associated with his father, Mars. He was originally abandoned because he was thought to be a threat to his great uncle Amulius, but he was suckled by a she-wolf along with his twin brother. For 10 points name this mythical founder of an eponymous city on the Tiber and brother of Remus.
The day on which this man vanished from his city is called the Flight of the People and the Nones of the Goats.
{Romulus} [accept {Quirinus} before it is mentioned]