WAR COMPARISON Flashcards

1
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“Come then,

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dear father, up on my back…your weight will be nothing to me”

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2
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“Lausus moaned bitterly

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for the father whom he loved”

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3
Q

“The father could withdraw

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protected by the shield of the son”

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4
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“Glorious Hector

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took the helmet straight from his head and laid it gleaming bright on the ground”

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5
Q

“He kissed his dear son

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and dangled him in his arms”

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6
Q

“You did not hold out your arms to me

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or tell me some weighty last word which I could remember forever”

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7
Q

“If anyone spoke harshly to me in the house…

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you would speak winning words to them and stop them”

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8
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“Hecuba and her daughters were sitting flocked round the altar

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like doves driven down in a black storm”

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9
Q

“he fell and vomited his

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life’s blood before their eyes”

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10
Q

“You are the only image left to me of

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my own son Astyanax”

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11
Q

“Priam cried loud for murderous Hector

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huddled at the feet of Achilles, and Achilles cried for his own father”

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12
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“You and I shall avenge the sufferings of Lausus; or else

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if that road is barred and no force can open it, we shall fall together”

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13
Q

“Burning with mad passion

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and terrible in his wrath”

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14
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“hesitating more and more as the words

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of Turnus began to move him”

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15
Q

“Euryalus had forgotten about the helmet

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and it’s glittering betrayed him”

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16
Q

“He was wearing his belt on his shoulder

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as a battle honour taken from an enemy”

17
Q

“It is Pallas who exacts

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the penalty in your guilty blood”

18
Q

“Covered by his fine armour, the bronze

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armour he had stripped from the mighty Patroclus when he killed him”

19
Q

“Flesh showed where the collar bones

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hold the join of the neck and shoulders”

20
Q

“Patroclus lies dead, and they are fighting over his body.

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It is naked now- Hector of the glittering hemet has his armour”

21
Q

“Achilles began to

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weep as he thought of his old companion”

22
Q

“I’m sending

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him back the Pallas he deserves”

23
Q

“he was like the morning star,

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which Venus loves above all other starry fires”

24
Q

“As he died his

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bleeding mouth bit the soil of his enemies”

25
Q

“In desperation Pallas

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tore the warm blade out of the wound and blood and life came out after it “