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Battle near ships

Battle near ships

The battle began right next to the ships. Zeus no longer looked at the battle, since he was sure that none of the gods would dare to help the Greeks. Seeing this, the god Poseidon quickly went from th...

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Fight for the body of Patroclus

Fight for the body of Patroclus

King Menelaus saw the corpse of Patroclus lying in the dust and rushed to him: he did not want to allow the Trojans to desecrate the corpse of the hero who fought for him. Like a formidable lion, he w...

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Battle of the Greek Camp

Battle of the Greek Camp

As soon as the east was illuminated by the first light of the coming morning, Zeus sent the goddess Enmity to the camp of the Greeks. The goddess stood up on Odysseus’s huge ship, screamed loudly and ...

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Battle with the Ethiopians. Memnon

Battle with the Ethiopians. Memnon

It became even more difficult for the Trojans to repel the onslaught of the Greeks after the death of Penthesilia. But unexpectedly, help came to them once again. From the shores of the gray Ocean, sw...

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Battle with the Amazons. Pentheselia

Battle with the Amazons. Pentheselia

Troy fell on hard times after Hector's death. She did not have a more powerful defender. The Trojans did not dare to go beyond the walls to fight the Greeks in the open field. There was no hero in Tro...

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Bellerophon

Bellerophon

Sisyphus had a son, the hero Glaucus, who ruled in Corinth after the death of his father. Glaucus had a son, Bellerophon, one of the great heroes of Greece. Bellerophon was as beautiful as a god and e...

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Achilles enters the battle with the Trojans

Achilles enters the battle with the Trojans

The Greeks armed themselves. One after another, detachments of Greeks came out from the camp. Like flakes of snow carried by the wind, so they went into battle. There were many of them. Helmets, spear...

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Achilles

Achilles

The heroes had to attract one more hero to participate in the campaign. This was young Achilles, the son of King Peleus and the goddess Thetis. The soothsayer Calchas predicted to the Atrids that only...

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Aphrodite

Aphrodite

It is not for the pampered, flighty goddess Aphrodite to interfere in bloody battles. She awakens love in the hearts of gods and mortals. Thanks to this power, she reigns over the whole world. No one ...

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Atreus and Thyestes

Atreus and Thyestes

The sons of the great hero Pelops were Atreus and Thyestes. Pelops was once cursed by the charioteer of King Oenomaus, Myrtilus, who was treacherously killed by Pelops, and with his curse doomed the e...

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Asclepius (Aesculapius)

Asclepius (Aesculapius)

But Apollo is not only an avenger, he does not only send death with his golden arrows; he heals diseases. The son of Apollo, Asclepius, is the god of doctors and medical art. The wise centaur Chiron r...

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Ares

Ares

Ares (Mars among the Romans) is the god of war, the bringer of death and destruction, the ancient Greek ideal of a brave warrior. Compared to other gods of Greece, he enjoyed less honor. The god of wa...

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