Aeneas is a heroic son of Aphrodite in Greek mythology. He was the founder of the city of Rome and is often referred to as the 'second founder' of Rome. He is also known for his bravery and loyalty, having fought in the Trojan War and survived the fall of Troy. He is also credited with leading the Trojans to safety after the war. AENEAS is an important figure in Roman history and is often seen as a symbol of courage and strength.