Venus intervenes in the battle from "summary" of Aeneid by Virgil,Frederick Ahl
In the midst of the fierce battle, as Aeneas fought bravely against Turnus and his men, Venus, the goddess of love and beauty, looked down upon her son with a heavy heart. She could not bear to see him in such danger, risking his life on the battlefield. Filled with worry and concern, Venus decided to intervene in the battle, using her divine powers to protect and aid Aeneas in his time of need. As she descended from the heavens, a radiant light surrounded her, causing the warriors on both sides to pause in awe and wonder at her presence. With a determined gaze, Venus spoke to her son, urging him to have courage and reminding him of his destiny as a great hero and the future founder of Rome. She then turned her attention to the battlefield,...
Similar Posts
Determination to reach safety
The soldiers knew that they had to keep moving forward if they were to have any chance of survival. Despite facing numerous obs...
Aeneas is destined to found Rome
Aeneas, a Trojan hero, is fated to establish a new city after fleeing the burning ruins of Troy. The gods have proclaimed his d...
Turnus challenges Aeneas
Turnus, fierce and proud, could not bear the thought of Aeneas and his Trojan followers settling in Italy. His jealousy and des...
Aeneas faces hardships
In his epic poem, Aeneid, Virgil vividly portrays the relentless challenges that Aeneas encounters on his journey to fulfill hi...