In which the godlike Aeneas recounts the tragic fall of Troy, describing the cunning Greek ruse of the wooden horse and the ensuing chaos that consumes the city. Haunted by omens and ghostly visitations, he strives to rally the defenders amidst the flames and despair of his beloved homeland’s final night.

In which the noble Aeneas, guided by the gentle hands of the gods, finds himself shipwrecked upon the shores of Libya and secretly witnesses the bustling labours of a rising city before revealing his presence to its dignified queen. Amidst sacred rites and princely gifts, a banquet unfolds wherein tales of Troy’s sorrowful fate are recounted and nascent bonds of hospitality and destiny begin to weave their subtle threads.

In which the pious Aeneas, driven by destiny and the wrath of Juno, endures a harrowing storm at sea that scatters his fleet and brings him to the shores of Carthage, where the land is ruled by the noble Queen Dido. Here, beneath divinely orchestrated encounters, Aeneas begins to recount the hardships of his voyage and the fate that links his Trojan line to the future grandeur of Rome.