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Everything is Compared to Everything: Menelaos as a Lion in Iliad 17 (opens in new tab)

At the end of Iliad 16, Patroklos dies. As Patroklos himself puts it in his final speech, Hektor was merely the third responsible for his death, after Apollo, and Euphorbos (16.850). Euphorbos, who is introduced in book 16 for the first time in the epic as “the son of Panthoos who excelled his age group … Continue reading Everything is Compared to Everything: Menelaos as a Lion in Iliad 17

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