Definition of: Aeneas

(i·nē′əs)
In Greek and Roman legend, a Trojan, son of Anchises and Venus, hero of the Aeneid: after the sack of Troy he wandered for seven years before reaching Latium where he founded the city of Lavinium. See ASCANIUS, DIDO. Also Æ·ne′as.

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