Aeneas thought that Corvo and Raven would obey him for being the son of the king of the inquisitors, and he only received a beating from both of them to bring him down from his cloud.

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Vulcan Presenting Arms to Venus for Aeneas, 1756

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Single combat was no novel concept for Alexander the Great's generals. Homeric precedents inspired them since childhood. 'Noble’ duels between figures like Hector and Achilles, Hector and Ajax or Diomedes and Aeneas motivated commanders to slay leading enemies by their own hand.

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https://t.co/1RQ2Rl97Os
🎼Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
🎵Dido and Aeneas
 📚https://t.co/8HTdfwSssn

 🎶Christina Pluhar (dir.)con L'Arpeggiata e Voces8

🎨Lairesse, Gérard de (Aeneas beim Festmahl der Dido, 1669)

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I think it wouldve been hilarious if Aphrodite was a Saberface

For Context, she is the mother of Aeneas, who is the grandfather of Brutus of Troy, the "first king" of the Britons

King Arthur is descended from Brutus

Are you understanding where I'm getting at

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A seminal iconography in the gallery of Cardinal Borghese, that of Aeneas fleeing from Troy as it goes up in flames, his father Anchises over his shoulders and little Ascanius, followed by his wife Creusa.

⁠👤 Federico Barocci
🖼 Fuga da Troia


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Alistar, former King of the Inquisitors. "father" of Aeneas.

-He lived like a bastard.

-he died for his own ego.

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concept doodle for Aeneas? he wields a sword entrusted to him by the King of Troy as he seeks to reestablish the lost glory of Troy

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Aeneas is the son of the former king of the inquisitors, so he is a prince. https://t.co/X4DOyZ8gXO

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A final from the atrium of the House of Meleager, Pompeii (VI.9.2). Discovered 12 October 1829, a grief-stricken Dido, alongside the personification of Africa in elephant headdress, as Aeneas departs.

Image: National Archaeological Museum, Naples (8898)

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Mercury, from Mercury Exhorting Aeneas to Leave Carthage, 1757

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On here's Dido, joint ruler of Phoenician Tyre, driven out by her dastardly brother Pygmalion, who'd killed her husband. She bravely led other refugees to found a new city at Carthage. Before Roman ideologues got involved there was no Aeneas in her story.

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Marcantonio Raimondi, Venus and Aeneas, 15th-16th century https://t.co/3XYgP33k7b

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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, The Apotheosis of Aeneas, c. 1765 https://t.co/lScS2ECQ4X

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