The Illiad Chapter 6
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- The Illiad: Chapter 6 by Anna Kent
- *battle cry*
- Part 2
- You proud Trojans, wide-renowned allies, friends, be men, summon up your fighting strength, while I go to Troy in person, to instruct the old men of the council and to our wives to pray to th gods and promise sacrifice.
- Part 3
- Place the garments upon her lap and offer twelve yearling heifers.
- The War between the Trojans and Achaeans wages on between the Simoeis and Xanthas rivers. Both sides fight fiercely, good men are lost on both sides.
- Part 4
- Hector issues orders to the Trojans, encouraging them to continue fighting while he goes back to Troy to instruct the old council and women.
- Part 5
- I am grieving but let me grab my armor and let us return to battle.
- Hector instructs the women to offer a sacrifice of the finest garment and twelve heifers untounch by any goad as a temple sacrifice to Athena.
- Part 6
- You are all I have left.
- The women go to the temple with their offerings and prayers for Athena, but she refuses them.
- Fair Athena, please have pity and show mercy upon the city of Troy we will sacrifice 12 heifers to show our gratitude.
- Eh, nah.
- Hector goes to the house and Alexander and Helen. He's upset that Alexander hasn't yet joined the battle. After talking he goes to find his wife.
- How can you sit here while the others fight?
- Hector finds his wife with his son and a servant at Illion's tower. Hectors wife begs him not to return to the battle and make her a widow, but Hector has a duty to Troy and returns to the battle.
- I'm sorry but I must go.
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