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1. After Agamemnon refuses his request, Chryses
attacks Agamemnon prays to Apollo to take revenge on the Greeks pleads with Agamemnon to reconsider calls on his warriors to attack the Greeks
2. Kalchas, the prophet of Apollo, says he will reveal the cause of the plague only if
he is paid for his knowledge in silver and gold Agamemnon promises to let him return home to Greece immediately thereafter Achilles protects him from someone his message may anger all the troops promise to perform whatever rites he commands
3. When Agamemnon is forced to return Chryseis to her father, Chryses, he:
goes to his tent and sulks in anger asks Achilles to replace his prizes when and if the Greeks conquer Troy sends heralds to take Achilles' prize, Briseis, away from him prays to Zeus to honor him with an even greater prize than he has lost
4. Thetis cannot go immediately to Zeus with Achilles' request because
the gods and goddesses are away, feasting among the Aithiopians (Ethopians) she is afraid to do so she does not want to leave her son, Achilles she has other obligations
5. When Zeus hears Thetis' request, he
immediately grants it in full is reluctant to grant it because he fears Hera angrily sends Thetis away calls a council of the gods to decide the matter democratically
6. The quarrel between Zeus and Hera ends when
Zeus throws Hera off Mount Olympos Zeus begs Hera to be understanding the other gods object to Zeus' lack of dignity Hephaistos intervenes to calm things down
7. When Achilles contemplates killing Agamemnon in his anger,
Odysseus jumps in front of Agamemnon to defend him Athena grabs Achilles by the hair and stops him Achilles stops when Agamemnon shouts, "Go ahead! Make my day?" none of the above
8. At the end of Book 1, the gods are
quarreling and fighting deliberating about important matters giving advice to various human beings feasting and banqueting
9. [From the Study Guide) A simile is
a comparison between two things that does not use "like" or "as" an adjective that is regularly associated with a certain noun, like "swift-footed" Achilles a comparison using "like" or "as" A word that sounds the same as another word, but is spelled differently
10. [From the Study Guide] What is the translation of the first word of the Iliad in the Greek text?
sing goddess Peleus' son wrath
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