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On Chapman’s Homer’s Iliad, Book XVIII

September 20, 2019 – 9:02 am

I analyze Book XVIII of the Iliad into seven scenes.

Achilles receives from Antilochus the news of Patroclus’s death, and Thetis receives the news from Achilles. She tells him not to fight till she has brought new arms from Mulciber (Chapman’s lines 1–136).

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By David Pierce | Posted in Grammar, Homer, Mathematics, Principles of Art | Also tagged 2019, David Shariatmadari | Comments (2)

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