Aeneid Liber Sextus

The Aeneid was composed by the Roman poet Publius Vergilius Maro and consists of twelve books. This sixth book about the marvelous travels of the Trojan hero Aeneas is the longest, most read and most popular of the twelve. It also very much is a stand alone book.

Once there was the hidden world of the Realm of the dead: the Underworld or Orcus. Aeneas, the goddess Aphrodite's son, was one of the few mortals who visited that realm and who returned with his memory of that visit intact. This bo...