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• bp •  Into the sleeping heart of Helen there came remembrance • interior artwork by W. Heath Robinson
• v • About This Book (Stories from the Iliad) • essay by Jeanie Lang
• 1 • The Story of What Led to the Siege of Troy • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
•  Many were the heroes who sailed away from Greece • interior artwork by W. Heath Robinson
• 6 • How Achilles and Agamemnon Fell Out • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
•  Achilles, fleetest of foot and bravest of all Greek heroes • interior artwork by W. Heath Robinson
• 17 • The Council • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
• 28 • The Fight Between Paris and Menelaus • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
• 39 • How Menelaus was Wounded; and the Brave Deeds of Diomedes • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
•  Mars, like a thunder-cloud, swept upwards through the sky to Olympus • interior artwork by W. Heath Robinson
• 53 • Hector and Andromache • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
• 61 • The Fight Between Hector and Ajax • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
• 67 • The Burning of the Dead; and the Battle of the Plain • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
• 79 • The Message to Achilles • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
• 86 • The White Horses of Rhesus • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
•  Agamemnon heard the sound of pipe and flute and laughter of men as the Trojans feasted and made merry • interior artwork by W. Heath Robinson
• 97 • The Fighting on the Plain • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
• 103 • How Patroclus Fought and Died • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
•  The point of the spear flew over the left shoulder of Patroclus • interior artwork by W. Heath Robinson
• 111 • The Rousing of Achilles • juvenile • short story by Jeanie Lang
•  The making of the arms of Achilles • interior artwork by W. Heath Robinson
•  The shadow of Death came down upon Hector • interior artwork by W. Heath Robinson