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The kinds of contest mentioned in the Iliad are the duel and the battles of the armies.
In the duel of Paris and Menelails the attack falls by lot to Paris (T, 325). He hurls his spear upon the shield of Menelaiis, but to no purpose, for its point is bent. The lance of Menelatis pierces the shield, breastplate, and coat of Paris, and would have wounded him in the abdomen had he not avoided the fatal blow by quickly turning to one side. Hereupon Menelaiis threw his sword against his opponent, bu...t it was broken into many pieces upon his helmet.
Full of rage, he sprang upon Paris, seized him by the helmet, and dragged him toward the Achaeans, Then 90 HOMEKIO LIFE the chin-piece of his helmet broke, and Aphrodite rescued her favorite and carried him away from the battlefield. As the first day of battle began with a duel, so it ended with a fight between Hector and Ajax (H, 206).
54. Conflicts between Champions usually opened the battle. Antilochus, at the beginning of the. engage- ment, slew the Trojan Echepolus (A, 457).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The kinds of contest mentioned in the Iliad are the duel and the battles of the armies.
In the duel of Paris and Menelails the attack falls by lot to Paris (T, 325). He hurls his spear upon the shield of Menelaiis, but to no purpose, for its point is bent. The lance of Menelatis pierces the shield, breastplate, and coat of Paris, and would have wounded him in the abdomen had he not avoided the fatal blow by quickly turning to one side. Hereupon Menelaiis threw his sword against his opponent, bu...t it was broken into many pieces upon his helmet.
Full of rage, he sprang upon Paris, seized him by the helmet, and dragged him toward the Achaeans, Then 90 HOMEKIO LIFE the chin-piece of his helmet broke, and Aphrodite rescued her favorite and carried him away from the battlefield. As the first day of battle began with a duel, so it ended with a fight between Hector and Ajax (H, 206).
54. Conflicts between Champions usually opened the battle. Antilochus, at the beginning of the. engage- ment, slew the Trojan Echepolus (A, 457).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Weissenborn to read onlineMoreLess
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