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Argument Of The First Book.

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Argument Of The Second Book.

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Argument Of The Third Book.

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Argument Of The Fourth Book.

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Argument Of The Ninth Book.

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Argument Of The Fifth Book.


Diomede is extraordinarily distinguished. He kills Pandarus, who had violated the truce, and wounds first Venus and then Mars.



Then Athen'an Pallas on the son...

ARGUMENT OF THE SIXTH BOOK.

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Argument Of The Seventh Book.


Ajax and Hector engage in single combat. The Grecians fortify their camp.



So saying, illustrious Hector through the gates...

Argument Of The Eighth Book.

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Argument Of The Tenth Book.


Diomede and Ulysses enter the Trojan host by night, and slay Rhesus.



All night the leaders of the host of Greece...

Argument Of The Eleventh Book.

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Argument Of The Twelfth Book.


The Trojans assail the ramparts, and Hector forces the gates.



So was Menoetius' gallant son employ'd
Healing Eurypylus. The Greeks, meantime,...

Argument Of The Thirteenth Book.

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Argument Of The Fourteenth Book.

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Argument Of The Nineteenth Book.


Achilles is reconciled to Agamemnon, and clothed in new armor forged by Vulcan, leads out the Myrmidons to battle.


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Argument Of The Fifteenth Book.

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Argument Of The Sixteenth Book.

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Argument Of The Seventeenth Book.

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Argument Of The Eighteenth Book.


Achilles, by command of Juno, shows himself to the Trojans, who fly at his appearance; Vulcan, at the insistence of Thetis, forges for him a suit of armor.


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Argument Of The Twentieth Book.

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