Lizzie Driver

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2,163 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 6 Aug

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Story of King Arthur, in Twelve Tales · Iliad for Boys and Girls-Alfred John Church · 6 Aug 2026 podcast

And Athena heard his prayer, and came and stood beside him, and took away the pain from his wound, and put new strength into his hands and feet.

Be bold, O Diomedes, and fight against the men of Troy.

As I stood by your father, so will I stand by you.

Then Diomedes fought even more fiercely than before.

Just as the lion, which a shepherd has wounded a little when he leaps into the fold, grows yet more savage, so it was with Diomedes.

and as he went to and fro through the battle slaying all whom he met neas who was the bravest of the trojans after hector thought how might best be stopped so he passed through the army till he came to where pandarus the archer stood to him he said where are your bow and arrows do you see this man how he is dealing death wherever he goes shoot an arrow at him but first make your prayers to zeus that you may not shoot in vain pandarus answered

This man is Diomedes.

I know his shield and his helmet.

The horses, too, are his.

Some god, I am sure, stands by him and defends him.

Only just now I sent an arrow at him, yes, and hit him in the shoulder.

I thought that I had wounded him to the death, for I saw the blood spurt out.

But I have not hurt him at all.

And now I do not know what I can do, for I have no chariot here.

Eleven chariots I have at home, and my father would have had me bring one of them with me, but I would not, for I was afraid that the horses would not have proven dear enough, being shut up in the city of Troy.

So I came without a chariot, trusting to my bow, and lo!

it has failed me these two times.

Two of the chiefs I have hit, first Menelaus, and then this Diomedes.

yes i hit them and i saw the red blood flow but i have not harmed them surely if i ever get back to my home i will break this useless bow then neas said to him nay my friend do not talk this way if you have no chariot then come in mine and see what horses we have in troy if diomede should be too strong for us still they will carry us safely back to troy

take the reins and the whip and i will fight or if you would rather do you fight and i will drive pandarus said it is best that the horses should have the driver whom they know if we should have to flee they might stand still or turn aside missing their master's voice

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