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From “The IliadBy Homer The Judgment of Paris

From “The Iliad ” By Homer The Judgment of Paris

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Page 1: From “The Iliad ” By Homer The Judgment of Paris

From “The Iliad”

By Homer

The Judgment of Paris

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Chaos ensues . . . . .

• Zeus’s Decree

• The Judgement of Paris

• The Bribes . . . .

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The Trojan War Begins . . • The Greeks outnumbered

the Trojans, but couldn’t defeat them because of the high walls that surrounded the city.

• The war went on for 10 years – the Greeks and the Trojans lost many warriors including the most heroic, Hector and Achilles.

Hector of Troy Achilles of Greece

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After 10 years of fighting - • Odysseus, the most ingenious

of the Greek soldiers, came up with a plan.

• THE TROJAN HORSE

• So, who won the war?

• T H E G R E E K S ! ! !

• Lacoon & Poseidon’s Serpent

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After the defeat . . . .

• Troy is destroyed. All the men are killed and the women and children are taken as slaves.

• Helen goes back to Sparta with Menelaus and resumes her wifely duties.

• Agamemnon returns home only to be murdered by his wife for sacrificing their child.

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One more must voyage home . .

This brings us to the “Odyssey”• It is the story of Odysseus’ journey home to Ithaca. He is

trying to get home to his wife Penelope & his son Telemachus. He left Ithaca when he was an infant.

• Odysseus is a braggart and has a conflict with Poseidon.

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His journey home -• Should have

taken him about 3 weeks and it should have looked a little like this .. . . . .

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HOWEVER . . . . . • The journey takes almost 10 years –

and looks more like this ……………..