Question

passage research cassius. but ere we could arrive the point proposed, caesar cried help me, cassius, or i sink! ay, as aeneas our great ancestor did from the flames of troy upon his shoulder the old anchises bear, so from the waves of tiber did i the tired caesar. -the tragedy of julius caesar, william shakespeare who is the son of a greek god in this allusion? aeneas cassius julius caesar nt does the text refer to? fusion add to the characterization of

Explanation:

In Greek and Roman mythology, Aeneas is the son of the goddess Aphrodite (a Greek god - like figure, as Aphrodite is a Greek deity) and Anchises. The passage makes an allusion to Aeneas carrying his father Anchises from Troy, and here Cassius is drawing a parallel to his own action with Caesar. So the son of a Greek god in this allusion is Aeneas.

Answer:

Aeneas