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"Myths and Legends of Ancient Rome" narrates ancient Roman myths and legends into three parts: ancient Roman myths and legends, the legend of Aeneas, the origin of Rome, and early historical legends. In the myths and legends section, due to the close relationship between ancient Roman mythology and ancient Greek mythology, in addition to introducing the mythology itself, this part of the narrative focuses on comparing the two myths and emphasizing the similarities and differences between the two myths. The legend of Aeneas has been compiled and processed by writers and poets, especially through Virgil's conception and processing, and has become a systematic legend. The narrative in "Myths and Legends of Ancient Rome (Two-color Illustrated Youth Edition by Famous Translations)" basically maintains its integrity. The origins of Rome and early historical legends are mainly based on the relevant works of Livy, Dionysios and Plotarch, and also refer to some other works, with appropriate research and explanations to facilitate the understanding of the relevant legends.