\paperw2700 \margr0\margl0 \plain \fs20 \f1 \b \up2 \cf15 \ATXht10112 Aeneas\b0 \cf7 \ATXht0 at once raised the walls of the city that he thought was going to be his new and fin
al home and called it Pergamum after the stronghold of \b \cf15 \ATXht12019 Troy\b0 \cf7 \ATXht0 . His people divided up the fields, built houses, and were happy to return to normal life in a land that appeared fertile, but this was not the will of \b \cf15 \ATXht10600 Fate\b0 \cf7 \ATXht0 . A plague destroyed all that had been built with such effort, and the \b \cf15 \ATXht11613 Penates\b0 \cf7 \ATXht0 spoke to Aeneas in a dream, telling him that Crete was not the place meant by the oracle: his people h
ad been assigned the fertile land of Italy, "ancient mother" because it was from there that the Etruscan \b \cf15 \ATXht10401 Dardanus\b0 \cf7 \ATXht0 , the ancestor of the Trojans, had come. \b \cf15 \ATXht10126 Anchises\b0 \cf7 \ATXht0 , who remembered
the old stories, confirmed the prediction, and the refugees set sail once more.
