The Siege of Troy
kireetjoshiarchives.com | Updated UTC time: 2016-11-11 03:51:49
The story of the Siege of Troy in the Iliad immortalised by Homer gives us a striking example of a hero in Achilles. When the noble king Priam and the long wrathful Achilles finally meet, these bitterest of enemies gaze at each other soul to soul and reach a state of compassion in which they mourn each other's losses.
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