According to everyone's favorite mythographer Antoninus Liberalis,  this man shares his name with the river where Hylas lost himself to  some maidens.
According to everyone's favorite mythographer Antoninus Liberalis,  this man shares his name with the river where Hylas lost himself to  some maidens. He is told "this is the path to the stars" by Apollo shortly  before Apollo removes him from harm's way. This man's first celebrated  kill was taking out Numanus, the betrothed of Juturna. Earlier, he  pointed out a prophecy was true when some men "eat their tables" - this  means his father's men have found Ausonia. He was succeded by (*)  Silvius in his most famous role, and this founder of Alba Longa was given an  alternate name that showcased Augustus Caesar's heritage. For 10 points,  name this son of Aeneas.
According to everyone's favorite mythographer Antoninus Liberalis,  this man shares his name with the river where Hylas lost himself to  some maidens.
Ascanius [or Iulus or Julus]