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The constructed lineage in which Aeneas, a Trojan survivor, becomes the deeper founder of Rome and ancestor of Romulus and Julius Caesar.
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Aeneas myth
The constructed lineage in which Aeneas, a Trojan survivor, becomes the deeper founder of Rome and ancestor of Romulus and Julius Caesar.
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"The first is Romulus, right? The first king of Rome. The second is Lucius Brutus and the founding of the Roman Republic. Now, Julius..."
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"So, in other words, Romulus is descended from Aeneas, but Julius Caesar is also descended from Aeneas. Okay? So, that is how Augustus Caesar..."
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