Texts, like The Aeneid were written to rhyme in Greek, right? Then why do they rhyme in translated versions? Wouldn't the rhymes be lost in translation for the most part?
No, they were not written to rhyme. Rhyme is primarily a feature of English language poetry, it is relatively uncommon in Greek and would be a pain in the behind to be honest.
Greek poetry's main feature is the use of metre. I.e. sequencing of long and short syllables according to various patterns. Translations that use rhyme do so because they are trying to convey poetry according to poetic conventions of English.