Question

type of allusion (biblical, literary, historical, mythological) what is it referring to? aeneas - a greek legend and trojan hero; son of trojan prince anchises and greek goddess aphrodite. mythological ate - the personification of recklessness and menace and eventual downfall or punishment for this behavior. colossus - the word \colossus\ means enormous; in this case, the \colossus\ is the large bronze statue of apollo at the harbor of rhodes; it was considered one of the seven

Explanation:

1. Ate is a figure from Greek mythology, a goddess/personification of ruin and reckless action leading to downfall.
2. The Colossus of Rhodes is a famous statue from Greek mythology/Ancient Greek legend, counted among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Answer:

Type of Allusion (Biblical, literary, historical, mythological)	What is it referring to?
Ate - The personification of recklessness and menace and eventual downfall or punishment for this behavior.	Mythological
Colossus - The word “colossus” means enormous; in this case, the “Colossus” is the large bronze statue of Apollo at the harbor of Rhodes; it was considered one of the Seven	Mythological