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Aeneas did not have a husband. He was married to Laviniam, and he named a city after her: Lavinium.
Aeneas escaped from the city of Troy
Aeneas' son was Ascanius, also known as Iulus. According to Roman mythology, Ascanius was the son of Aeneas and Creusa, and he went on to found the city of Alba Longa.
No, because Aeneas was a Trojan. Romulus and Remus were born in the city Aeneas's son established, Alba Longa.
Aeneas is the hero of Rome's epic poem about the founding of the city and the Roman people. He is the leader of a group of refugees from the doomed city of Troy and he is the model of Roman valor.
Aeneas founded the city of Lavinium in Italy. According to Roman mythology, he established this city after his long journey from Troy, marking the beginning of the Roman lineage. Lavinium was named after Lavinia, the daughter of King Latinus, whom Aeneas married. This city played a significant role in the mythological history leading to the eventual establishment of Rome.
In a dream, Aeneas is visited by the ghost of his father, Anchises. Anchises provides guidance and encouragement, reminding Aeneas of his destiny to found a new city in Italy. He also reveals the future glory of Aeneas’s descendants, emphasizing the importance of his mission. This encounter strengthens Aeneas’s resolve to continue his journey.
During the fall of Troy the ghost of Hector appears to Aeneas and brings him the City penates which he tells Aeneas must be carried to a new city which Aeneas will found in Italy.The penates were the special gods of a city - the soul of that city - and a city only truly died when its penates were destroyed or captured.Hector was the Protector of Troy (there is some evidence that Hector means 'bulwark', and Hector's son - Astyanax - is 'lord of the city'). So there is a religious significance that Hector brings Aeneas the soul of Troy to carry to a new city in Italy.(Astyanax will not survive the fall of Troy, as we discover in Euripides' Trojan Captives).If Aeneas can escape with the penates Troy can live again in a new city (first Lanuvium, then Alba Longa, and finally Rome). As guardian of Troy Hector will protect its penates, even after his death.
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The Sword of Troy.
In the Aeneid: Book I, Venus conjures a cloud to shroud Aeneas and his friend, Achates, so that they can enter the city of Carthage without being seen.
Aeneas is mortal because of the mortality of his father, Anchises. Venus was with the mortal Anchises and bore their son, Aeneas, who was a "half-blood," so to speak, and therefore mortal.