Homer the iliad / W.H.D rouse
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TextPublication details: New York: Mentor book, 1938Description: 309 PISBN: - (pbk)
- 883.01 R7621
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BOOK I: How Achillês and Agamemnon quarrelled over Briseïs, and how Thetis Persuaded Zeus to support her son
BOOK II: How a Dream came with a message from Zeus, and how the Achaians debated in their camp. The names and numbers of the two hosts
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BOOK III: How Menelaos and Alexandros fought a duel together, and what came of it
BOOK IV: The first battle between Trojans and Achaians
BOOK V: How Diomedês did great deeds of valour, and wounded Aphroditê and Arês himself
BOOK VI: How Paris was brought back into the battle, and how Hector parted from Andromachê
BOOK VII: How Aias and Hector fought in single com-bat, and how the Trojans sent a herald to propose peace
BOOK VIII: The battle wavers to and fro
BOOK IX: How Agamemnon repented of his violence and sent envoys to Achillês
BOOK X: How Diomedês and Odysseus went on a night raid and how they fared
BOOK XI: How the battle turned, and the captains were wounded, and Achillês began to take notice
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