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The epic poem which follows a Greek warrior who refuses to give up his prize of war.

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Book XIII

So Hector spake, and led his warriors on. They followed with a mighty shout; the rear Sent up as loud a cry. On the other side Shouted the Greeks, nor intermitted now Their wonted valor, but stood firm to breast The onset of the chosen men of Troy. The mingled clamor of both hosts went up To heaven, and to the shining seat of Jove.

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