Question

Victī sunt Rutulī, sed victōrēs ducem Latīnum amīsērunt. Inde Turnus auxilium petiit ab Etrūscīs, quī tōtam Italiam fama nōminis suī implēverant; illī metuentēs novam urbem multitūdine et opibus crescentem laetī auxilium tulērunt. Aenēas in tantō discrīmine, ut Aborīginēs Troianōsque sub eōdem iūre atque nōmine habēret,

Answer 1

Answer:

• Translation from Latin language:

Defeated the troops, but the victory under a Latin lost. Then Turnus and the help asked for by the Etruscans, who had the fame of His name, they had filled with the whole of Italy; illî fear the new city and the growing numbers and resources help laetī away. Brazen statue in the great perils was added, and names of the guards in order that the same right and under the Aborigines and Trojans.

Explanation:

• Turnus:

The legendary warrior, who was one of the Rutuli's(A group of people). As he was fierce man, who fought many wars, who was also a king of the city named as Adrea, as his people were called as the Rutuli's.