Reading notes

• The Aeneid §1.30 Achilles

  The greatest Greek warrior at Troy; named in Eclogue 4 as the hero of the wars that must recur once more.

• The Aeneid §2.29 Achilles

  Greatest of the Greek warriors, slayer of Hector; father of Pyrrhus.

• The Aeneid §3.87 Achilles

  Greatest of the Greek warriors; the surviving Trojans are 'the remnant left by the Greeks and merciless Achilles.'

• The Aeneid §6.167 Achilles

  The foremost Greek warrior, slayer of Hector.

• The Aeneid §9.742 Achilles

  The greatest Greek warrior; Turnus boasts the Trojans will find an Achilles in him.

• The Aeneid §10.582 Achilles

  The greatest Greek warrior, named in Liger's taunt.

• The Aeneid §12.352 Achilles

  The greatest Greek warrior; Dolon had coveted his immortal horses.

• The Eclogues §4.36 Achilles

  The greatest Greek warrior at Troy; named in Eclogue 4 as the hero of the wars that must recur once more.

• The Georgics §3.91 Achilles

  The greatest Greek hero, whose immortal chariot-team is recalled among famous horses.