Duels
This person dueled with Paris in an attempt to prevent further battle.
Who is Menelaus?
A truce is formed between the armies for this reason.
Why did they pause battle to burn the bodies?
This is the goddess who favors Paris.
Who is Aphrodite?
This event among the gods was what inspired the Trojan war.
This person dueled with Hector in book 7.
Who is Ajax?
This person is killed after having begged for ransom.
Who is Adrestus?
This god was speared in the stomach in book 5.
Who is Ares?
These female godesses sought a battle with Zeus.
Who are Hera and Athena?
What is a large sheild?
This person dies from a crushed hip.
Who is Aeneas?
This injury is what caused Aphrodite to drop Aeneas.
What was a slash on the wrist?
These gods schemed against Ares.
Who are Hera and Athena?
This was how the duelist opposing Hector was chosen.
Why did the soldiers scratch their marks on stones, and threw them into Agamemnon's helmet?
This person's body is foreshadowed to be requested to be taken home by Priam in book 7.
Who is Hector?
The women of Troy do this as an offering to the gods.
Why did the women lay a lovely robe across a statue of Athena's knees?
This goddess blatantly repeats Zeus' message to Hera and Athena.
Who is Iris?
These weapons were supposed to be a poetic equalizer in Hector and Ajax's duel.
What are spears?
This is how Odysseus was distracted in battle during book 5.
What is Hector's shiny helmet?
This was why the wall that the Achaeans built during the truce continued to stand.
Why was Zues preventing Poseidon from flooding the shores to protect the Achaeans?
This is how Zeus decides who is going to win the battle.
What is weighing fates?