Ανχημολος
The son of Rhoetus, king of the Italian tribe of the Marruvians (anmed after a city in the district of Marses, in central Italy on the edge of Lake Fucinus). Anchemolus had been the lover of his stepmother Casperia. When Rhoetus came to hear of it he wanted to kill his son, who fled and found shelter with Daunus the father of Turnus. He fought beside Turnus in the war against Aeneas and died in the thick of the fighting.
{E2 DICTIONARY OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY}
Table of Sources:
- Virgil, Aen. 10, 388ff.
- Servius ad loc., citing Avienus and Alexander Polyhistor.