Aeneas

II

Mentioned as witnessing Priam's death at the shrine.

III

Pious Trojan hero who carries his conquered gods from Troy, as described in Virgil.

Book III: External Calamities and the Failure of the Pagan Gods

Trojan hero and ancestor of Romans, whose mother Venus is implicated in adultery.

Whether the gods, whom the Greeks and Romans worshipped in common, were justified in permitting the destruction of Ilium

Trojan hero whose posterity founded Rome, rescued by Neptune in Homer's account.

III

Trojan hero, son of Venus and Anchises, whose mother's adultery is contrasted with Paris's.

Chapter V: The Inconsistency of the Gods' Anger at Adultery

Trojan hero, son of Venus and Anchises, mentioned in the context of divine adultery.

Of the statue of Apollo at Cumae, whose tears are supposed to have portended disaster to the Greeks, whom the god was unable to succour.

Aeneas brought Trojan gods to Italy, but they could not preserve the Trojan or Lavinian kingdoms.

XIII

Referenced as the ancestor of the Romans whose children could not find wives justly.

XIV

Ancestor of the Romans and Albans; his grief over an enemy is cited.

What we are to believe that Varro thought concerning the gods of the nations

Mentioned as rescuing the Penates from the burning of Troy, an act compared to Varro's preservation of pagan rites.

XVI

Mentioned in the context of the household gods that moved from place to place during his flight from Troy.

Of the power delegated to demons for the trial and glorification of the saints, who conquer not by propitiating the spirits of the air, but by abiding in God.

Mentioned in Virgil's account as being advised to propitiate Juno, illustrating the pagan approach of appeasing hostile powers.

V

Mentioned as the character in Virgil's poem who questions the soul's longing for embodiment.

XIX

Arrives in Italy after the fall of Troy, becomes king of Latins, and is later deified.

Of the kings of Latium, the first and twelfth of whom, Aeneas and Aventinus, were made gods

First king of Latium, deified after his death.