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

and no one thought anymore about the quarrel.

But while all the other gods were sleeping, Zeus remained awake, thinking how he might do what Thetis had asked of him for his son.

The best thing seemed to be to deceive Agamemnon, and make him think that he could take the city of Troy without the help of Achilles.

So he called a dream and said to it, Go, dream, to the tent of Agamemnon, and tell him that if he will lead his army to battle, he will take the city of Troy.

So the dream went, and it took the shape of Nestor, whom the king thought to be the wisest of the Greeks, and stood by his bedside and said, Why do you waste your time in sleep?

Arm the Greeks, and lead them out to battle, for you will take the city of Troy.

And the king believed that this false dream was true.

End of what Thetis did for her son.

THE DUEL OF PARIS AND MENDELAIS

on the day after the false dream had come to him agamemnon called all his army to go out to battle all the chiefs were glad to fight for they thought that at last the long war was coming to an end only achilles and his people stopped behind and the trojans on the other hand set their army in order

Before they began to fight, Paris, who had been the cause of all the trouble, came out in front of the line.

He had a panther's skin over his shoulders, and a bow and a quiver slung upon his back, for he was a great archer.

By his side there hung a sword, and in each hand he carried a spear.

He cried aloud to the Greeks, Send out the strongest and the bravest man you have to fight with me.

When King Menelaus heard this, he said to himself,

Now, this is my enemy.

I will fight with him, and no one else.

So he jumped down from his chariot, and ran out in front of the line of Greeks.

But when Paris saw him he was very much afraid, and turned his back and ran behind the line of the Trojans.

Now the best and bravest of the Trojans was a certain Hector.

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