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

I will come with you, and you shall wound him with your spear and drive him away from the battle.

Then she pushed Diomedes' charioteer with her hand.

But the man did not see who it was that pushed him.

and when he jumped down from the chariot she took his place and caught the reins in her hand and lashed the horses straight at ares she drove where he was standing by a greek whom he had killed now athene had put on her head the helmet of hades that is to say of the god who rules the dead

Ares did not see her, for no one who wears the helmet can be seen.

And he rushed at Diomedes, thinking to kill him, and threw his spear with all his might.

But Athena put out her hand and turned the spear aside, so that it flew through the air and hurt no one.

Then Diomedes thrust his spear at Ares, and Athena lent all her weight upon it, so that it pierced the god just below the girdle.

And when Ares felt the spear, he shouted with a pain as loud as an army of ten thousand men shouts when it goes forth to battle.

And Diomedes saw him rise up to the sky, as a thunder-cloud arises.

And this was the greatest of the deeds of Diomedes, that he wounded Ares, the god of war, and drove him out of the battle.

End of Concerning Other Valiant Deeds

Section VIII.

Of Glaucus and Diomede.

and now the trojans in their turn were driven back for they could make no stand against the greeks now there was one of the sons of king priam who was a very wise prophet and knew all that men should do to win the favor and help of the gods and his name was helenus this man went up to hector and said to him and to neas who were standing near him

make the army fall back and get as close to the walls as may be for it will be safer there than in the open plain and go through the ranks and speak to the men and put as much courage into them as you can and when you have done this do you hector go into the city and tell your mother to gather together the daughters of troy and go with them to the temple of athene taking with her the most precious robe that she has

and lay the robe on the knees of the goddess, and promised to sacrifice twelve heifers, and beseech her to have pity on us, and to keep Diomed from the walls.

Never did I see so fierce a man.

Even Achilles himself was not so terrible as he is.

So dreadful is he, and so fierce.

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