Aeneidos
The “Aeneid” is an epic poem written by the Roman poet Virgil. It narrates the story of Aeneas, a Trojan hero who travels to Italy after the fall of Troy and becomes the ancestor of the Romans.
About This Ebook
The “Aeneid” consists of twelve books that intertwine history, mythology, and philosophy. The first part recounts Aeneas’ perilous journey after fleeing Troy, including a storm, his arrival in Carthage, and a romantic relationship with Queen Dido, from whom he departs due to divine command. The second part focuses on Aeneas’ arrival in Italy, where he establishes the city of Lavinium with his son Ascanius and engages in warfare with local tribes, culminating in a peace settlement. This epic not only highlights the interplay between personal destiny and national mission but also reflects the spirit and cultural heritage of the Roman Empire.