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Homer. Iliad (excerpt). Iliad 22.1-92 translated by Richard Lattimore (Chicago, Illinois:
Hecuba's Plea

Redfield, James. "Nature and Culture in the Iliad: Purification." Homer's The Iliad. New York: Chelsea House Publishers. 1987.
Homer's "The Iliad"

Webster, Michael. "Guide to Reading the Iliad". Grand Valley State University. http://faculty.gvsu.edu/websterm/read_iliad.htm. Accessed 17 January, 2004.
Hecuba's Plea

S. Swain, 'A note on Iliad 9.524-99. The story of Meleager', CQ 38 (1988)
Book IX of the "Iliad"

M. M. Willcock, 'Mythological Paradeigma in the Iliad', CQ 14 (1964)
Book IX of the "Iliad"

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