Parting of Hector and Andromache by Gorgio De Chirico, see Helen’s words in 6.425-6 p.207

Book 7 Rampaging Warriors

Apollo and Athena, p.215

Hector’s Proposal, p.216-17

Greek response, 217-220

Ajax wins LOTTERY Flyting p.221-2 Duel is a draw On both sides Heralds stop fight Warriors call for truce p.223 Gift Exchange p.224

The Duel

Meetings on Both Sides.p.225-7 • In the Greek Tents Antenor Paris and Priam in Troy

In Troy

Discussion, p. 227-8 Agamemnon and Trojan Herald

Truce to burn and bury dead warriors Wall built to protect beached ships

Book 8, pp.231-234 • Assembly on Olympus Zeus Weighs Fates

Hector’ Aristeia, p.246, 8, 9

Trojans Camp out on Plain for First Time

Assembly of Panicked Soldiers

Nestor and Agamemnon Nestor’s Advice

• P.253-5 • to Diomedes

• To Agamemnon

Agamemnon’s Reply 255-6

?, 255* 256*

Ambassadors to Achilles

Odysseus Ajax Phoenix

Achilles Welcomes

Friends p. 257-8

p. 257-8

Odysseus and Achilles, p. 259-61

• Argives in trouble Need for frankness and honesty • Now you get honor and gifts Glory doesn’t stop death *262 • • Soon it will be too late War for Helen means nothing

• Agamemnon can’t win without him • Father’s warning *260 No one else can stop Hector • Splendid gifts I will go home • Pity for us I HATE AGAMEMNON and Gifts!!! • Glory for you Wealth and Glory not worth Life** • What he leaves out *256 265

p. 261-263

Phoenix and Achilles, p.266-72 Peleus’ instructions Phoenix’s own story *267 Relation to Achilles Advice *268 Story with Moral

p. 272

• My Honor from Zeus Displeasure or Threat? Sleep here We’ll decide tomorrow

Ajax and Achilles, 272-3

No hope Anger at disregarding fellow soldiers who did honor him Precedent in Kin accepting blood price and giving up wrath*273 All for a worthless woman No kindness or respect for own house or closest friends

• You are right, but • I Rage at his arrogance and

my shame • I will not enter the war

until Hector reaches my own ships

Greek Reaction