The Iliad

Agamemnon was fated to come home and walk to his house on a purple rug from his chariot to his house. Then inside he will be killed by his wife who was cheating on his in his absence during the Trilogin war. later his son has a problem because he has to avenge his father and on the other hand cant hurt his mother. So eventually he kills his mom anyway.

I'm 99% positive she doesn't have a husband. For a time she was with Poseidon but that didn't last long. Also some say she is her father, Boreas's,consort. Hope i helped a little.

Original Answer:

It is not possible to compare a book (the Iliad) with a city (Troy).

Improved Answer:

I believe the question is referring to the book (the Iliad) and the movie (Troy).

Here are some similarities:

Thetis warns Achilles of the prophecy that he will die if he goes to war in Troy but his name will live on forever.

Helen is taken by Paris which starts the Trojan War.

Achilles kills Hector

King Priam sneaks into the greek camp to request the body of Hector from Achilles.

Aeneas is said to be the founder of a new Troy.

Paris kills Achilles with an arrow

The twelve days of funeral games for Hector and Patroclus are recognized.

Hector kills Patroclus.

Two coins are placed on the eyes of the deceased for the boatman.

Agamemnon and Achilles are at war with each other.

Hector has touching scene with his baby son.

Patroclus and Achilles were cousins.

Hector kills Patroclus wearing Achilles armor.

If he wasn't killed Achilles wouldn't have wanted to kill Hector.

Pouring sacred drops to the gods, Clasping knees when begging, and never sacrifice with dirty hands...

As it is a war saga, look at some competing films of the past- the motion picture The Longest Day- was entirely about the Normandy Invasion- also called D-day, but did opt for an original title- Iliad- the Trojan saga, maybe sounds too academic- this is unavoidable with films like Macbeth, but that"s Shakespeare. Chalk it up to an idea for an original title.

The softly belted girl in the Iliad is Briseis, Achilles' girl, the prisoner of war. King Agamemnon took her because he had to give up Cryseis, the daughter of Apollo's priest, Cryses, whom Agamemnon angered, causing Apollo to send a plague on Agamemnon's soldiers.

The Revolutionary War took place in the year of 1776.

- Achilles was dipped into the water of sytax by his mother, becoming immortal everywhere except for the heel his mother held him by

- the water from the sytax didn't touch Achilles' right heel

- Achilles was able to run fast enough to catch deer and strong enough to kill lions at age 6

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As far as I am quite sure, there were definitely ships... and paddle boats.

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He defined the spherical triangle

No he was not. women were not allowed to write epic poems in ancient greece

Minerva also know as Athena had many strengths and weaknesses. Some Strengths were defender, peacemaker, and some weaknesses were she was out of touch with emotions

Patroclus (in the Iliad) was killed by Hector - who had mistaken him for Achilles (Patroclus had borrowed Achilles' armour).

So if the question is: 'Who did not kill Patroclus?' the answer is: everybody except Hector (Aeneas, Troilus, Sarpedon, Calchas, Hecuba .....).

bad, the suitors didnt care about odyssues or his stuff and treated it like crap, especially his dog. so in turn the suitors appeal horrible to Odysseus

Heracles (his Greek name, Hercules is the Latin form) does not appear in person at all in the Iliad. So he isn't a main character, or even a character.

.She convinces him Penelope is about to marry Eurymachus

Odysseus

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Hector, tamer of horses

The Sword of Demochlis

well... you should read the book The Odyssey by Homer