It was Telemachus
We don't know when Aeneas was born, all dates before the founding of Rome (traditionally set at 753 BC) are unreliable, since they are prehistoric (before the start of written history). But the fall of Troy is usually set around 1184 BC, and at the time of the fall Aeneas is already old enough to have a young son (Ascanius) - but also young enough to marry again once he reaches Latium and have more children. Being reasonable, Aeneas must have been born before 1200 BC, and 1210-1220 ish seems a good estimate.
Well... Zeus needed help destroying his father and taking power. So he had his brother, Hades,help in the downfall. Hades created a monster, bore from his own fleash, the kraken, and let it destroy his own father.
Athena helps Telemachus by telling him that his father is not dead. She also tells him to seek information about his father from Menelaus and King Nestor.
Cleopatra spent lots of her childhood in her palace in Egypt with her father and siblings, however for some of her childhood she was in rome with her father to ask for help to reclaim the throne.
He carried with him the Lares and Penates, statues of the household gods of Troy; however, on his back was his father Anichises.
It is better to be the one who helped a fugitive reach safety because slaves would have been caught anyways and to help a slave escape, it is better because you will be hiden and eventually their masters will give up looking for them. There, now you can describe it. ;P
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.
Parvana accompanies her father to his job because the Taliban has restricted women from being in public spaces alone, and they fear for her safety. By posing as a boy, Parvana can help support her family by running errands and helping her father in his work.
Positive stress can help you reach your goals.
seat and reach your feet
safety glubs will help you for expiraments because it will protect your hands from the liquids you use
Budgets help people reach their financial goals
The Aeneid is about the adventures of Aeneas after the Fall of Troy. He was forced to flee with his father and his son, but his wife was lost in the chaos. With them and other fugitives, he tried to fulfill his prophecy of becoming a great ruler in Italy, but Juno (the goddess) hated him just because he was Trojan, so she got Aeolus (king of the winds) to create a giant storm around all of his ships. Neptune (god of water) stepped in and got rid of the winds and only one of the ships sunk in the storm. However, the storm pushed them all to Libya instead of Italy and they land near Carthage. Queen Dido (of Carthage) welcomes the Trojans with open arms, especially Aeneas. Initially, the Trojans were just going to get some supplies and go, but Dido fell in love with Aeneas and so the Trojans were reluctant to leave. A few years later, Zeus sent Hermes (messenger of the gods) to Aeneas in a dream to remind him of his prophecy and get him to go to Italy. He immediately starts preparing the ships to leave without telling Dido. When she finds out, she is furious at him, but she can't convince him to stay, so she gets her sister to help her build a funeral pyre full of everything Aeneas left in Carthage, intending to burn it all, even their bed. When she sees the Trojan ships leaving off in the distance, she is overcome with sorrow, and she commits suicide by stabbing herself and falling onto the pyre. Eventually, Aeneas is told that he has to visit the underworld for advice from his now dead father before proceeding, and with Sibyl's (an oracle) help, he makes it into the underworld. He sees several lost friends and he sees Dido, who refuses to acknowledge him and merely turns and goes back to her first husband, who was dead before she met Aeneas. His father warns him of the upcoming war and Aeneas goes to Italy. There, he meets King Latinus and his daughter Lavinia. Another prophecy states that Lavinia must marry a foreigner, which is why King Latinus believes he should break his promise to King Turnus, who was supposed to marry Lavinia, and give his daughter to Aeneas instead. Juno's back and she doesn't like that Aeneas is going to be happy, so she sends Allecto (a fury) to Italy to enrage everyone and start a violent war over Lavinia. Aeneas goes to look for allies and he finds King Evander, who gives him troops and his own son, Pallas, to fight against Turnus. Pallas becomes like a second son to Aeneas. Later, Turnus kills Pallas in battle and steals his belt as a war prize. When Aeneas and Turnus finally face off in the end of the book, Aeneas overpowers Turnus and debates whether he should kill him or not. Turnus gives a brave farewell speech at swordpoint and Aeneas considers not killing him, but then he sees Pallas' belt on Turnus and he kills him in a rage. Virgil died before finishing the book, so that's where it ends. I'm a student in AP Latin, so I've had to read this entire poem and this is it's summary.
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A safety belt can only protect you as if it used properly.
With Father's Help - 1915 was released on: USA: 28 May 1915