The figure of Aeneas of Troy first appears in the Homeric epics of Greek mythology, but he emerges as a central figure in ...

The Romans, for their part, believed that they descended from the Trojan hero Aeneas, who fled to Italy ... here almost certainly sprang from Greek myth or Homer’s imagination.

The Opera Australia production of Purcell’s “Dido and Aeneas” that opened at the Sydney Opera House ... Yaron Lifschitz in his program essay wrote intriguingly of the Orpheus myth’s juxtaposition of ...

In Greco-Roman myth, the harpies were typically tasked with ... far away from annoying mortals – only being disturbed once by Aeneas on his meandering path to Rome. The story of Phineus helped ...

In Greco-Roman myth, the harpies were typically tasked with meting out ... Crete to live in a cave far away from annoying mortals – only being disturbed once by Aeneas on his meandering path to Rome.

having previously directed the highly praised production of ‘Orpheus & Eurydice’ in a contemporary operatic retelling of the ancient Greek myth. ‘Dido & Aeneas’, penned by English Baroque ...

merging Circa’s exhilarating physicality and Opera Australia’s stunning musicianship in a contemporary operatic retelling of the ancient Greek myth. It is widely acknowledged that English Baroque ...

Aeneas Venture Partners 4 has bought a landmark warehouse in Downtown Phoenix that was approved for the addition of a 25-story hotel and condominium tower. The locally based lender paid $17.2 ...

Complete with a myth-busting introduction and invaluable ... for Milton’s Paradise Lost as well as Dante’s Inferno. Aeneas is Virgil’s hero in this epic poem, and we follow the heroic ...

The ancient story. Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, first performed in 1689, is inspired by Virgil’s account of the myth which follows the burgeoning love of Aeneas, a Trojan prince, and the Queen of ...

I haven’t been able to sink as much time in Black Myth: Wukong as I’d like (thanks to those pesky grown-up responsibilities), but even after just half a dozen hours, I’m seriously impressed ...