Saving Patroclus’ Body, 19.p. 474-5

Mother and Soldier Son 19. p, 489

Book 19: Achilles calls assembly of wounded warriors

• *Apologies*: Achilles, p. 490,

497 • Agamemnon, 491-3

Public Banquet

Private mourning, Briseis, women, and Achilles, 497--99

Achilles arms for Battle, p. 500-502

Book 20 Zeus allows gods to fight for their favorites Achilles on battlefield p.519

Poseidon saves Aeneas, p. 513

Ancient Troy

The

The Battlefield

Book 21, p.520-4

• 12 boys for • Patroclus’ pyre

• Achilles refuses to • ransom Priam’s son • Lycaon a second time: • Recognition • Merciless behavior • Cruel words *524 • Insults to River

Fighting in the River

Slaughter of Asteropaeus, Grandson of a River, *426

Achilles fights the River Gods, 526-30, 528-9*

River accuses Apollo of standing aside

Gods Help Achilles, 531

Gods Battle Each Other Ares vs. Athena

Poseidon vs. Apollo, 534-5*

Athena vs. Aphrodite

• Hera vs. Artemis Hermes vs Leto *536

Priam calls troops into city Agenor holds Greeks off, 538-9

Hector remains outside

Book 22. Outside the wall

• Hector Stands firm

• Achilles confronts Apollo, * 541-2

From The Wall of Troy

Plea of Priam, King and aged father, Pp.542-4 Plea of Hecuba, mother, 544

Hector’s Thoughts, 544-6 From Snake guarding hole to Young girl and lover to frightened runner

Three Times around the Wall Images

Places

Gods watch and comment Zeus and Athena, 547

Hector is a ‘mere mortal’

Hector faces Achilles

Athena/Diephobus encourages Hector Hector Attacks 549* 551*

Confrontation, 549-553 • Returning dead body

unmutilated? *550, *553 • Achilles vaunts 552-3* • Hector predicts *553

Death, Mutilation, and Triumph, *554

Achilles’ Action

Priam and Hecuba react to the sight, *555-6

Andromache learns Hector’s Fate, 556-7

Andromache’s Lament, 557-8