Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
aeneas
noun
/eɪˈniːəs/
Definition
Aeneas is a hero of ancient Greek and Roman mythology, known for his adventures and the founding of the city of Rome.
Examples
- Aeneas is considered one of the main characters in Homer’s ‘Iliad’ and Virgil’s ‘Aeneid’.
- The tale of Aeneas’s journey to Italy is a significant part of Roman literature.
Meaning
In mythology, Aeneas is often regarded as a symbol of piety and duty, representing the virtues of a true hero.
Synonyms
- Hero
- Founder
