Folklore in the Italian city of Siena attributes the founding of the city to this man's son Sienus. His capture during the Lupercalia rites of 753 BCE led to the discovery of his true identity by Numi
Folklore in the Italian city of Siena attributes the founding of the city to this man's son Sienus. His capture during the Lupercalia rites of 753 BCE led to the discovery of his true identity by Numitor. One legend says that he was killed after jumping over the low walls built by his brother, while another says that he was angry after only six vultures flew over his head. For 10 points, name this son of Mars who was placed by the Tiber as an infant along with his brother Romulus.
Folklore in the Italian city of Siena attributes the founding of the city to this man's son Sienus.
{Remus}