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Achilles

by Karl Friedrich Becker

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateHistoricalChildren's18 chapters
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CEFR level
B2
Length
18 chapters
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About this book

As the Greeks unite under Agamemnon to avenge the abduction of Helen by Paris, tensions ignite between the proud warrior Achilles and the king, setting the stage for a decade-long siege of the fortified city of Troy where gods and heroes collide.

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Contents

18 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02Translator’s Preface
03Chapter I The Greeks March against Troy—Agamemnon Quarrels with Achilles
04Chapter II Thetis Promises to Aid the Angry Achilles and Begs Jupiter’s…
05Chapter III Meeting of the Armies—Menelaus and Paris—Agamemnon Leads the Greeks into…
06Chapter IV Continuation of the Battle—The Gods Take Part
07Chapter V The Greeks are Successful—Hector Hastens to the City—Glaucus and Diomedes,…
08Chapter VI Hector and Ajax in Single Combat—A Truce—Another Battle at the Ships
09Chapter VII Agamemnon Advises Flight—Council of the Princes—A Deputation is Sent to…
10Chapter VIII Agamemnon in Battle—Many of the Greeks are Wounded
11Chapter IX Agamemnon Consoled—The Gods Take Part in the Strife and the Trojans are…
12Chapter X Jupiter’s Message to Poseidon—The Battle for the Ships

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