Question

Read this sentence from "How the Death of Patroclus Roused Achilles" from the Iliad.

"Rouse thee, Achilles," said the messenger, "or the body of Patroclus will be a prey for the dogs of Troy."

What does the phrase "dogs of Troy" refer to?


Achilles' enemies

Hector's animals

wild beasts

mythical creatures

Answer 1

Answer:

i would say b

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The phrase "dogs of Troy" from the sentence refers to the Enemies of Achilles. (Option A)

Who is Achilles?

Achilles, according to Greek Mythology, was one of the strongest and bravest warriors that ever lived.

In Greece, he was considered a Hero. He was the warrior that led Greece to invade Troy during the Trojan invasion. Myths have it that he is the son of Peleus.

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