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In this place new things were shown that soothed his fear,here, Aeneas first dared to hope for safety,and to trust in better hopes for his affliction.For in the great temple while examining each wall,awaiting the queen, he wonders about the fortune of the city,he admires the skills of the craftsmen and their works of labor,he sees the Trojan battles one by one,the wars now made common by their fame throughout the world,the sons of Atreus, Priam, and Achilles, ferocious to all sides.He stood, weeping, “What place,” he said, “Achates,