<p>With Hector slain, Achilles now mourns the death of Patroclus with a series of athletic competitions-- the funeral games.  Shortly, the attack on Troy will take place in earnest.  Till then, eat, drink and be merry...</p>

With Hector slain, Achilles now mourns the death of Patroclus with a series of athletic competitions-- the funeral games. Shortly, the attack on Troy will take place in earnest. Till then, eat, drink and be merry...

<p>With Hector slain, Achilles now mourns the death of Patroclus with a series of athletic competitions-- the funeral games.&nbsp; Shortly, the attack on Troy will take place in earnest.&nbsp; Till then, eat, drink and be merry...</p>

Classical Studies 101 - The Iliad - Cha 23 - Funeral Games

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