Aeneas strikes the first blows, cutting down several of Turnus's men. The rest of the soldiers on both sides then fall into the fray, and blood begins to spill.

Meanwhile Olympus, seat of sovereign sway, threw wide its portals, and in conclave fair the Sire of gods and King of all mankind

Jove calls a council of the gods on Mount Olympus. He reminds the gods that he commanded that Italy and Troy should not fight, and asked why they've ignored ...

The father of the gods, and king of men, called a council in his starry house, from whose heights he gazed at every land, at Trojan camp, and Latin people.

The gates of heav'n unfold: Jove summons all. The gods to council in the common hall. Sublimely seated, he surveys from far. The fields, the camp, ...

Summary. Jupiter, summoning the gods, instructs them about the policy they are to follow in dealing with the humans's on-going war.

Jupiter calls a meeting of the gods. He asks them why war has risen up in Italy. Jupiter states that this is not the time for war in Italy.

Aeneid Book 10.9-15. 47 words. Jupiter states that this is not the time for war in Italy. He orders the war be stopped and peace declared.

Then Aeneas takes down a guy called Lucagus who was coming at him in a chariot driven by his brother Liger. Aeneas kills Liger by spearing him in the groin.

The central conflict between the will of the gods and Fate in The Aeneid is highlighted in Book 10. It is essentially a conflict between Juno, who hates the ...