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Aeneas und Anchises #1
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1. Xenophon: Kynegetikos (Über das Jagen)
Aeneas saved the gods of his father’s and his mother’s family, and withal his father himself; wherefore he bore away fame for his piety, so that to him alone among all the vanquished at Troy even the enemy granted to be despoiled.
[I 15]
2. Aelian: Varia Historia
When Troy was captured the Greeks felt pity at the fate of the captives and issued a typically Greek proclamation: that each free citizen should take away with him one of his pos-sessions, whichever he wanted. Aeneas disregarded everything else and picked up the ancestral deities to carry away. The Greeks were enchanted by his display of piety and allowed him to take a second object. He raised his very aged father on to his shoulders and carried him away. This too caused no small amazement, and they granted him all his private property, demonstrating that even traditional enemies become mild in the face of pious men who respect the gods and their parents.
[III 22]
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