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Achilles is brutal, vain, pitiless – and a true hero, Homer

Achilles is brutal, vain, pitiless – and a true hero, Homer

Homer’s idolised demigod in the Iliad has plenty of loathsome aspects – but remains a magnetic figure it’s hard not to admire

The anger that fuels Homer's hero is both honourable and divine

Who was Achilles?

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Achilles is brutal, vain, pitiless – and a true hero, Homer

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What Greek hero from Homer's Iliad was invulnerable except for his heel? - Quora

What is the story of Achilles in Homer's Iliad? Is he immortal or not, and if not, how could he have been injured by Hector and Patroclus? - Quora

Who was Achilles?

Would Achilles have been a good king if he had survived the Trojan war? - Quora

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