Achilles is the son king pelus and a sea goddess thetis he was a great warrior that could only be killed if hit by a wepon on his heel
Achilles friends were Patroclus only Patroclus from the illiad
Achilles from the story, The Illiad. It is said that Alexander slept with a copy of The Illiad under his pillow at night.
He was on the Greek side (rather than just Spartan), but to confuse matters, The Illiad refers to two Greek armies-Agamemnon's and Achilles'.
Both the Illiad and the Odyssey. The Illiad was the story about the War of Troy, featured Achilles more than Odysseus. The Odyssey is about Odysseus' return to Ithaca, his land. Which took...10 years I believe?
Both the Illiad and The Odyssey. The Illiad was the story about the War of Troy, featured Achilles more than Odysseus. The Odyssey is about Odysseus' return to Ithaca, his land. Which took...10 years I believe?
Patroclus is Achilles friend in the Illiad.
It is taken from the story 'the Illiad'. The hero Achilles had been dipped in the sacred river by his mother to make invulnerable to weapon attack; all of him got this power except his heel, which she was holding. So an Achilles heel is the weak spot.
Briseis drives the plot of the Illiad; his telling of his weakness to Polyxena is how he dies.
I can't answer that completely, but I can say, in the Illiad, Achilles died of a wound to his heel.
Well, he was in the Illiad. So if he was fake, that's how. If he were real, however, he was created by a river naiad-well, either that or a minor goddess-and his dad. If you want to probe further, ask your parents.
Alexander and Achilles live in different ages.... -Actually they are a bit. Alexander thought of Achilles as a warrior idol. Nothing more nothing less. Achilles is a sort of mythological hero. We can not say for certain that Achilles really was an existing person. He only appears in a few scripts and also in Homer's "Illiad",where he was the main hero of the Trojan war. His exellency in battle and strategy, in addition to his mythological gift of his armor, made him a great hero to the people's minds. Thus Alexander the Great used to compare himself to Achilles and often trying to reach his military greatfulness. ''' '''
AnswerIn the Illiad it is Apollo who guides Paris's arrow to Achilles heel.From Atlantis01: His mother and the rest of the Gods, including Charon, the ferryman on the river styxFrom Tejones: Achilles is not killed in the Iliad. His death takes place at the end of the Aethiopis. The significance of the "weak spot" is arguable, and the origin of the story appears to be late. Homer knows nothing about it. Moreover, since Achilles was a mortal fated to be killed by the archer god, the entry point of the arrow is, at least, a secondary issue.