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"Describe the relationship between Aeneas and Latinus."	"Aeneas, the Trojan leader, sought land from Latinus, the king of Latium, who kindly granted Aeneas and his men part of his own land."
"How did Tyrrhus and his sons find the white stag?"	"Tyrrhus and his sons came across the white stag almost dead in the forest."
"What did Silvia do for the white stag?"	"Silvia looked after the stag carefully throughout the night after it was brought to her."
"Explain the significance of the white stag's return."	"The white stag returned every evening to Silvia's house, indicating a bond between the stag and Silvia."
"What action did Ascanius take when he saw the white stag?"	"Ascanius shot an arrow at the stag, deeply wounding it in pursuit of glory."
"What was Tyrrhus's reaction to the arrow found in the stag?"	"Tyrrhus was very angry and accused the Trojans of treachery, declaring that they would attack Ascanius and his friends."
"What event did Tyrrhus's anger lead to?"	"Tyrrhus and his sons violently attacked the Trojan camp, marking the beginning of war."
"Define Sertorius's role in Spain after fleeing from Sulla."	"Sertorius was a friend of Marius who fled to Spain and became a strong leader, establishing good laws and schools for the citizens."
"How did the Spaniards view Sertorius compared to other Romans?"	"The Spaniards were unfriendly to many Romans but fond of Sertorius because he implemented good laws and provided education."
"What was Sertorius's intention regarding peace with the Romans?"	"Sertorius wanted to seek peace with the Romans, but they refused, labeling him a treacherous man."
"What preparations did Sertorius make in response to the Roman leaders' refusal for peace?"	"Sertorius prepared to fight against the Roman troops in the forests of Spain."
"Describe the significance of the white doe in Sertorius's story."	"The white doe was a gift from a Spanish citizen to Sertorius, symbolizing the favor of the goddess Diana. It was believed that as long as the doe was safe, Diana would grant victory to Sertorius and provide him with important information."
"How did the Spaniards react to the gift of the white doe?"	"The Spaniards were excited and believed that with the help of Diana, they would be able to defeat the Roman legions."
"Define the fate of the white doe in Sertorius's story."	"The white doe eventually fled into the forest during a sudden enemy attack and was never seen again, leading to a decline in Sertorius's fortune."
"What happened to Sertorius after the white doe disappeared?"	"After the doe disappeared, Sertorius's luck changed, and he was eventually assassinated by his enemies during his exile."
"Describe Androcles's situation before he met the lion."	"Androcles was a runaway slave hiding in a cave from his savage Roman master in Africa."
"How did Androcles help the lion?"	"Androcles removed a long thorn from the lion's paw, which led to a bond of friendship between them."
"What did the lion do for Androcles while they were in the cave?"	"The lion brought food to Androcles every day while he was hiding in the cave."
"What was Androcles's fate when he was captured by Roman soldiers?"	"Androcles was taken back to his master, who planned to throw him to wild animals in the arena."
"How did the lion react when Androcles was brought into the arena?"	"The lion recognized Androcles, sat down next to him, and showed him its paw instead of attacking, demonstrating their friendship."
"What was the crowd's initial reaction to the lion's behavior in the arena?"	"The crowd was angry because the lion did not kill Androcles as they expected a thrilling show."
"What was the outcome for Androcles and the lion after the emperor learned their story?"	"The emperor freed both Androcles and the lion after hearing their story."

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