Lizzie Driver

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

End of the great deeds of Diomedes.

CONCERNING OTHER VALIANT DEEDS.

Now among the chiefs who came to help King Priam and the Trojans, there was a certain Sarpedon, who was prince of Lycia, and with him there was one Glaucus, who was his cousin.

When Sarpedon saw how Dymede was laying waste to the army of the Trojans,

and that no man was willing to stand up against him, he said to Hector, Where are your boasts, O Hector?

You used to say that you could keep the city of Troy safe, without your people and without us who have come to help you.

Yes, you, and your brothers, and your brothers-in-law, would be enough, you said.

But now I look about me, and I cannot see one of them.

They all go and hide themselves, as dogs before a lion."

It is we who keep up the battle.

Look at me.

I have come far to help you, even from the land of Lycia, where I have left a wife and child and wealth.

Nor do I shrink back from the fight.

But you also should do your part.

These words stung Hector to the heart.

He jumped down from his chariot, and went through the army, telling the men to be brave.

And Ares brought back Aeneas, with his wound healed, and he himself went back with Hector, in the shape of a man.

And even the brave Diomedes, when he saw him, and knew that he was a god, held back a little, saying to his companions, See, Hector is coming, and Ares is with him in the shape of a man.

Let us give way a little, for we must not fight with gods, but we will still keep our faces to the enemy.

Just then a great Greek warrior, who was one of the sons of Hercules, the strongest of men, was killed by Sarpedon, the Lycian.

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