Reading notes

• The Aeneid §1.267 Ascanius

  Aeneas's young son, also called Iulus; ancestor of the Julian line and figurehead of Rome's future.

• The Aeneid §3.339 Ascanius

  Aeneas's young son (Iulus); Andromache asks after him and gives him gifts.

• The Aeneid §4.156 Ascanius

  Aeneas's young son (Iulus); his future kingdom is the gods' argument for leaving Carthage.

• The Aeneid §6.364 Iulus

  Ascanius, Aeneas's son, called Iulus, ancestor of the Julian line.

• The Aeneid §8.48 Ascanius

  Aeneas' son, also called Iulus, who will found Alba Longa thirty years on.

• The Aeneid §9.232 Iulus

  Ascanius (Iulus), Aeneas' son, who receives Nisus and Euryalus and promises rich rewards.

• The Aeneid §10.47 Ascanius

  Aeneas' son (Iulus); Venus begs that he at least be spared.

• The Aeneid §11.58 Iulus

  Ascanius (Iulus); Aeneas laments how great a guardian he loses in Pallas.

• The Aeneid §12.110 Iulus

  Ascanius (Iulus), Aeneas' son, whose fear Aeneas comforts.