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    Alexandros came out of the army

    of the Trojans as a champion. Inresponse, Menelaos accepted his

    challenge and came out of the

    army of the Achaians. WhenAlexandros saw Menelaos, he

    returned back to the ranks of the

    Trojan army out of fear.

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    To save his honor, Alexandros

    proposed to his brother Hectorto have both armies sit down

    and let Alexandros andMenelaos to decide the fate of

    the war. If Menelaos won, the

    Achaians would take Helenand her wealth with additional

    gold from Troy.

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    But if Alexandros won, the

    Achaians return to theirmotherland and pay the

    Trojans gold.

    As Zeus as theirwitness, both King

    Agamemnon and King Priam

    gave their offerings to the godsin High Olympus.

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    Menelaos had the advantage overAlexandros, he was more

    experienced in combat than

    Alexandros. And when Menelaos wasabout to claim his victory. Aphrodite,

    who favored Alexandros, protected

    him and brought him back to hishousehold. Thus making Menelaos the

    winner.

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    O Father Zeus, almighty and

    most gracious, lord of Ida! OSun, who seest all things and

    hearest of all things!Zeus

    O Rivers and EarthPoseidon

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    The Trojans raised a loud din

    and clamour, like a hugeflock of birds.Simile

    But theres no pluck in you,

    no fight! - Metaphor

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    Menelaos with the body of Patroklos.(2005, April 19). Google.

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    Odysseus. (2012, November 14). InWikipedia, the free encyclopedia.Retrieved November 19, 2012, from

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    Athena. (n.d.). In Wikipedia, the freeencyclopedia. Retrieved November 19,2012, from

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    King Priam, a pacifist s opera, can still shed light

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