Æ-ne´as.
Son of Venus and Anchises, [111];
Æneas’ descendants, [140];
worship introduced into Italy by, [198];
hero of Virgil’s Æneid, [360-377].
Æ-ne´as Sil´vi-a.
Son of Æneas;
founder of Alba Longa, [377].
Æ-ne´id.
Virgil’s epic poem on the adventures of Æneas, [374].
Æ-o´li-a.
1. Same as Æolian Islands.
2. In Asia Minor, near Ægean Sea, [214].
Æ-o´li-an Islands.
The home of Æolus, god of the winds, [213], [346];
supposed to be Lipari Islands, [213].
Æ-o´li-an Race.
Descendants of Æolus, son of Hellen, [38].
Æ´o-lus.
1. God of the winds, [213-215];
Juno’s bargain with, [266];
gift to Ulysses, [346];
destruction of Æneas’ fleet, [365];
significance, [400].
2. Son of Hellen, founder of the Æolian race, [38].
Æs-cu-la´pi-us.
Son of Apollo and Coronis, [63], [64];
Machaon, son of, [331];
significance, [387].