Aineias

[ih-nee-uhs]

noun

Classical Mythology.

1. Greek form of Aeneas.

Example Sentences

And there apart The wise Aineias stands, of steadfast heart But not acceptable—for some old grudge Inherited—Aineias, silent judge Of folly, as he had been since the sin Of Paris knelled the last days to begin.

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Aineias, how could ye ever guard high Ilios if it were against the will of God?

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Aineias, counsellor of mail-clad Trojans, I espy here the two horses of fleet Aiakides come forth to battle with feeble charioteers.

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And Aineias crouched and held up the shield away from him in dread; and the spear flew over his back and fixed itself in the earth, having divided asunder the two circles of the sheltering shield.

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Now when Poseidon Shaker of earth heard that, he went up amid the battle and the clash of spears, and came where Aineias and renowned Achilles were.

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