How does Aeneas's leadership style compare with models of kingship in other ancient epics?

• A. He leads through personal charisma alone without divine sanction.
• B. He leads through duty and divine sanction rather than personal tyrannical power, exhibiting pietas but sometimes moral ambivalence.
• C. He rejects divine sanction and seeks to rule by force.
• D. He relies solely on the military prowess of his generals.

Answer: (B)