The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Aventinus

Role: king · First appears: Fable 108

Life events

  • Acrota transferred the sceptre to Aventinus.(Fable108)
    • With: Acrota
    • “Acrota, more moderate than his brother {in his views}, handed down the sceptre to the valiant Aventinus,”
  • Aventinus was buried on the mountain over which he had reigned, which received his name.(Fable108)
    • “who lies buried on the same mount over which he had reigned; and to that mountain he gave his name.”

Fable 108

  • with Acrota (Acrota handed the sceptre to Aventinus.) “Acrota, more moderate than his brother {in his views}, handed down the sceptre to the valiant Aventinus,”
  • with Proca (Proca is presented as the subsequent ruler after Aventinus.) “Acrota, more moderate than his brother {in his views}, handed down the sceptre to the valiant Aventinus, who lies buried on the same mount over which he had reigned; and to that mountain he gave his name. And now Proca held sway over the Palatine nation.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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