Anchises is mentioned again in Book 13 during the story of the daughters of Anius. The story begins by briefly describing how Aeneas, Anchises, Ascanius, and other Trojan refugees flee Troy, go to Antandros, then to Thrace, and finally arrive in Delos (13.905-18). Once in Delos, Anchises asks Anius, who is the king and a priest of Apollo, about his children (13.931-4). Anius tells how his daughters received the ability to turn things they touched into grain, wine, and olive oil but how this gift caused them nothing but misery because the Greeks kidnapped them (13.944-67). So his daughters asked to be delivered and were turned into white doves (13.968-80).