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Queen Sténobée, spurned by Bellérophon, asks the magician Amisodar to transform the garden into a barren desert and summon a chimera that terrorizes Lycia. Bellérophon loves Princess Philonoé. The short synopsis states that Apollo appears and resolves the danger, but gives no further plot detail.
A prologue and five-act tragédie lyrique about the mythological figures Thetis and Peleus.
After the fall of Troy, Aeneas reaches Latium and seeks to marry Lavinia, but Turnus is his rival. Juno incites Turnus against the Trojans, and Bacchus persuades Lavinia to declare for him; she later admits she does not love him. Aeneas defeats Turnus in single combat, and he and Lavinia marry.
After fleeing Troy, Aeneas arrives in Latium, where the king wants him to marry Lavinia. Turnus, favored by Queen Amata and Juno, is his rival; Juno incites Turnus to fight. Lavinia briefly declares for Turnus under Bacchus’s influence, but admits she does not love him. Aeneas defeats Turnus in combat, and he and Lavinia marry.
Queen Sténobée, spurned by Bellérophon, asks the magician Amisodar to transform the garden into a barren desert and summon a chimera that terrorizes Lycia. Bellérophon loves Princess Philonoé. The short synopsis states that Apollo appears and resolves the danger, but gives no further plot detail.
A prologue and five-act tragédie lyrique about the mythological figures Thetis and Peleus.
After the fall of Troy, Aeneas reaches Latium and seeks to marry Lavinia, but Turnus is his rival. Juno incites Turnus against the Trojans, and Bacchus persuades Lavinia to declare for him; she later admits she does not love him. Aeneas defeats Turnus in single combat, and he and Lavinia marry.
After fleeing Troy, Aeneas arrives in Latium, where the king wants him to marry Lavinia. Turnus, favored by Queen Amata and Juno, is his rival; Juno incites Turnus to fight. Lavinia briefly declares for Turnus under Bacchus’s influence, but admits she does not love him. Aeneas defeats Turnus in combat, and he and Lavinia marry.