Aeolus releases the winds from a mountain to destroy the protagonists' fleet at the behest of Juno, and the author makes many references to Augustus, the commissioner of this epic.
In this work, a cousin of the protagonist is sent to breathe a poisonous fire of love into the mouth of a hospitable Tyrian. During war with the Rutulians, the gods decide not to intervene in that character's fight with Turnus. Aeolus releases the winds from a mountain to destroy the protagonists' fleet at the behest of Juno, and the author makes many references to Augustus, the commissioner of this epic. The main character is noted for carrying his father Anchises and his son Ascanius out of a burning Troy, and leaving his wife Creusa behind. For 10 points, name this work in which Queen Dido commits suicide, an epic about the titular Trojan hero by Vergil.
In this work, a cousin of the protagonist is sent to breathe a poisonous fire of love into the mouth of a hospitable Tyrian.
The Aeneid