Tiberinus
Role: king · First appears: Fable 108
Life events
- Tiberinus received sovereignty, then drowned in the Etrurian river that took his name.(Fable108 · 📍 Etrurian river)
- “Tiberinus received the sovereignty after them; and, drowned in the waves of the Etrurian river, he gave his name to the stream.”
Fable 108
- child: Remulus (Remulus was begotten by Tiberinus.) “By him Remulus and the fierce Acrota were begotten;”
- child: Acrota (Acrota was begotten by Tiberinus.) “By him Remulus and the fierce Acrota were begotten;”
- with Capetus (Tiberinus received sovereignty after Capetus.) “Alba succeeded the illustrious Latinus; Epitos {sprang} from him; {and} next to him {were} Capetus, and Capys; but Capys was the first {of these}. Tiberinus received the sovereignty after them.”
- with Capys (Tiberinus received sovereignty after Capys.) “Alba succeeded the illustrious Latinus; Epitos {sprang} from him; {and} next to him {were} Capetus, and Capys; but Capys was the first {of these}. Tiberinus received the sovereignty after them.”
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Extracted from the original text of The Metamorphoses of Ovid. Made with Rho MD.