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Aeolus

God of the winds, invoked in a poem about a voyage.

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First appearance: Ode to Neptune

Aeolus shows up with force in Ode to Neptune. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Invoked as the tyrant of the main whose thunders roar.
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Aeolus first appears in 0026 ode to neptune.

In Ode to Neptune: Invoked as the tyrant of the main whose thunders roar.

Later, in I: Addressed as the tyrant of the main, whose thunders and tempests are commanded to be still.

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  • Mythological and Classical Figures
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