The Aeneid U6th Classics

2. Not as pretty as Helen but marriage to this woman is just as deadly.
4. Well that's charming. Why am I the only one getting left behind?
6. That's a nasty looking spot my King.
11. Pyrrhus' Freudian ego.
12. 'Beware of Greeks bearing gifts', oh and watch out for angry snakes from Tenedos.
15. 'A corpse without a name'.
16. Why does nobody believe a word I say? Rude!
17. Fiery hotel proprieter knows a thing or two.
19. Diana's nemesis and Charley Boy's dream Queen.
20. Stigmatising excessive triglycerides.
22. Rutulian head honcho.
23. You're damned if di do and you're damned if di don't. Virgil's eponymous hero.

1. Scary 'plaice' goes great with haddock.
3. Obviously a fan of cheap B movies and anthropomorphic many footed anthropods.
4. Tracey's best mate in the underworld.
5. Not Hercule Poirot's cattle rustling fiend, but close enough for jazz.
7. The swiftest of all the ills.
8. The only palindrome in the poem, probably.
9. She's got it, yeah baby she's got it.
10. A nice hometown to eat liver with some lava beans and a nice Chianti.
13. D'know, what time it is?
14. Fell asleep at the wheel.
15. A lasp in judgement sees this young hero drop an L.
18. Goddess of the rainbow.
21. 'A fury sent to be a scourge of Greece'.