The Iliad - Homer - 8th century BCE

The Iliad tells the story of the ten-year siege of Troy, which was fought between the Greeks and the Trojans.

It follows the story of the Greek hero Achilles and his tragic fate as he faces the Trojans.

The poem is a reflection of the heroic code of honor that was prevalent during the time of the siege.

The Iliad shows how war can affect people and how their decisions can shape the outcome of the battle.

The poem also describes the gods' involvement in the story and how they influence the fate of the warriors.

The Iliad is full of vivid descriptions of battles and of the heroic deeds of characters such as Achilles and Hector.

The poem is also filled with humor and irony, as Homer often makes fun of the gods and their interventions.

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