Insérer image anonyme_heathen-mythology_1842_img013 In the mythology of every country, this Deity is found, though under various names. […] ‌ Æneas, king of Calydon, neglecting the worship of Diana, the Goddess revenged it by sending into his kingdom a monstrous wild boar; and to rid their country of its ravages, he caused the Greek princes to assemble to the chase. […] On his return to his native country with his riches, the sailors of the vessel in which he had embarked, resolved to murder him, that they might obtain possession of his wealth; when the poet discovered their intention, he endeavoured to outwit them. […] This god, so adored and loved in the country, had the power of spreading terror and confusion when he pleased. […] The people of the country assembled once a year with their families, and crowned with garlands and flowers, the stones which divided their different possessions.