The best known sibyl is the Cumaen Sibyl (Amundgaard). She has many names including Sibly of Cumae, Herophile, Demo, Phemonё, Deiphobe, Demophile, and lastly Amalthea. She lived in a cave near the village of Cumae on the coast of Italy, in the same location of the temple of Apollo. She played a significant role in part of the rise of Rome. Demo was the one who sold her prophecies to the last king of Rome; And she also told Aeneas about his future in Italy. The Romans took her prophecies very seriously and in book 6 of The Aeneid, Aeneas finally visits Cumae and finds Demo. She then tells him that although he has already faced many trials he has many more ahead, but that he should not fear his fate. Demo ends up taking Aeneus to the underworld,
