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THE ILIAD BOOK 7-8
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During that night, Nestor urgent ask the Achaeans for a day to bury their dead. He also ask them to build a fortications around the camp
The herald, spurred by Zeus, call off the fight on nightfall. The battle ended with friendly agreement and by exchanging gifts.
END THE WAR GIVE UP HELEN
ZEUS & POSIEDON
PARIS
Zeus travels to Mount Ida - The Achean side sinks down.
OFFERS TO RETURN ALL THE LOOTS
ACHEANS
Zeus and Poseidon are watching the Achaeans construct their fortifications, planning to destroy them as quickly as the men leave.
Antenor asks Paris to end the war and to give up Helen but Paris refuses but offers to return all the loots he took from the Sparta.
HECTOR
AJAX
They use their lances and Ajax hits Hector
Hector tries to kill Nestor.
By tossing spears, Hector and Ajax start the duel but neither proves successful
Agamemnon roused his troops under Hera's influence.
THE ILIAD BOOK 7-8 SUMMARY
JUSTIN LOIS DELOS REYES
KARL CHRISTIAN OPTIONAL
MIGUEL SAAVEDRA
Great Ajax wins the lottery to fight hector
A divine symbol inspired the Acheans to fight back - an eagle carrying a fawn in its talons.
Nine Achaeans accept the challenge
Hector wounds the Achean archer Teucer.
Apollo and Athena decide by planning a duel to end the fight of Hector and Paris for the day.
Menelaus
Hector offers himself to anyone in the Achaean line to fight him
Nestor is too old to fight Hector but he Passionately urges his comrades to take up the challenge
Hector drives the Greeks behind their fortifications all the way
Iris delivered a warning from Zeus to Hera and Athena.
Only Menelaus has the courage to step forward, but Agamemnon speaks to him, knowing that Menelaus is no match to Hector.
Hera and Athena return to Mount Olympus.
Nightfall has saved the Greeks for now.
Zeus tells them that the next morning will provide their last
chance to save the Achaeans.
The Trojan's camp outside the Acheans' city walls