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...Rhesus takes place during the Trojan War, on the night when Odysseus and Diomedes sneak into the Trojan camp and kill Rhesus, instead of Hector, by orders of Athena....

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... once she’s back in the care of her father she realizes the impossibility of her promise. Resigned to her fate, Criseyde yields to the flirtations of Diomedes, and her love for Troilus fades. When Deiphobus wins the armor of Diomedes, Troilus discovers a brooch he gave Criseyde upon her departure pinned to it. Heartbroken, he tries to find Diomedes and take his revenge dur...

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...Book I The Quarrel Book II The Catalogue of Ships Book III The Duel Book IV The Truce Broken Book V Diomedes Fights the Gods Book VI Hector and Andromache Book VII Ajax against Hector Book VIII The Trojans at the Wall Book IX Achilles is Unmoved Book X The Night Raid Book XI The Achaeans Routed Book XII Hecto...

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...i ́-no)..........................................................................................................................................116 Diomedes (di-o-mee ́-deez)....................................................................................................................116 Dione (di-o ́-ne)................................................................

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...handsome. He is not tall and imposing like Agamemnon, he isn’t strong like Diomedes and he is not an athlete like Achilles. He’s short and stocky....

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...ncessant alteration of my thoughts, what subject soever they happen; since Diomedes filled six thousand bookes onely with the subject of Grammar? Wha...

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...the Grecian general. MENELAUS: his brother. ACHILLES, AJAX, ULYSSES, NESTOR, DIOMEDES , and PATROCLUS: Grecian princes. THERSITES: a deformed and scur... ...ervant to Cressida. Servant to Troilus. (Boy:) Servant to Paris. Servant to Diomedes. (Servant:) HELEN: wife to Menelaus. ANDROMACHE: wife to Hector... ...and war and lechery confound all! [Exit.] [Enter AGAMEMNON, ULYSSES, NESTOR, DIOMEDES, and AJAX.] AGAMEMNON: Where is Achilles? PATROCLUS: Within hi... ...Jupiter forbid, And say in thunder ‘Achilles go to him.’ NESTOR: [Aside to DIOMEDES ] O, this is well; he rubs the vein of him. DIOMEDES: [Aside ... ...you feed too much on this dislike. NESTOR: Our noble general, do not do so. DIOMEDES: You must prepare to fight without Achilles. ULYSSES: Why, ’ti... ...jan! NESTOR: What a vice were it in Ajax now,— ULYSSES: If he were proud,— DIOMEDES: Or covetous of praise,— ULYSSES: Ay, or surly borne,— DIOMEDE... ...jax. AJAX: Shall I call you father? NESTOR: Ay, my good son. DIOMEDES: Be ruled by him, Lord Ajax. ULYSSES: There is ... ...E III: The Grecian camp. Before Achilles’ tent. [Enter AGAMEMNON, ULYSSES, DIOMEDES, NESTOR, AJAX, MENELAUS, and CALCHAS.] CALCHAS: Now, princes, f... ... all service I have done, In most accepted pain. AGAMEMNON: Let Diomedes bear him, And bring us Cressid hither: Calchas shall have What h...

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... youths of the Achaians that possessed Aigina and Mases, these were led of Diomedes of the loud war cary and Sthenelos, dear son of famous Kapaneus. A... ... Euryalos, a godlike warrior, the son of king Mekisteus son of Talaos. But Diomedes of the loud war cry was lord over all. And with them eighty black ... ...them there and went on to others. The son of Tydeus found he, high hearted Diomedes, standing still with horses and chariot well compact; and by him s... ...orse than he; only in harangue is he the better.” So said he, and stalwart Diomedes made no answer, but had respect to the chiding of the king revered... ...erefore in any wise have our fathers in like honour with us.” But stalwart Diomedes looked sternly at him, and said: “Brother, sit silent and obey my ... ...de by side upon their faces in the dust. 66 The Iliad of Homer BOOK V How Diomedes by his great valour made havoc of the Trojans, and wounded evenAph... ...ed evenAphrodite andAres by the help ofAthene. B UT NOW TO T YDEUS’ SON Diomedes Athene gave might and courage, for him to be pre eminent amid all ... ...ut of his shoulder; and the blood darted up through the pliant tunic. Then Diomedes of the loud war cry prayed thereat: “Hear me, daughter of aegis be... ...nds withal, and came near and spake winged words: “Be of good courage now, Diomedes, to fight the T rojans; for in thy breast I have set thy father’s ...

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... to Caesar. ALEXAS MARDIAN: a Eunuch, SELEUCUS: attendants on Cleopatra. DIOMEDES A Soothsayer. (Soothsayer:) A Clown. (Clown:) CLEOPATRA: queen ... ...r, with this tidings, Shall enter me with him. [Enter DIOMEDES.] DIOMEDES: Where s Antony? DERCETAS: There, Diome... ...] DIOMEDES: Where s Antony? DERCETAS: There, Diomed there. DIOMEDES: Lives he? Wilt thou not answer,... ...ou there, Diomed? Draw thy sword, andgive me Sufficing strokes for death. DIOMEDES: Most absolute lord, My mistress Cleop... ... mistress Cleopatra sent me to thee. MARK ANTONY: When did she send thee? DIOMEDES: Now, my lord. MARK ANTONY: ... ...: Where is she? Act IV , scene xiv 107 DIOMEDES: Lock d in her monument. She had a prophesying fear Of what hath... ...too late. MARK ANTONY: T oo late, good Diomed: call my guard, I prithee. DIOMEDES: What, ho, the emperor s guard! The guard, what, ho! Come, your... ...st be as great As that which makes it. [Enter, below, DIOMEDES.] How now! is he dead?... ...IOMEDES.] How now! is he dead? DIOMEDES: His death s upon him, but not dead. Look out o the other side y...

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.......................................................... 44 Poem: Paris And Diomedes ..................................................................... ...to vultures than to their home- mates. 45 George Meredith Poem: Paris And Diomedes [Iliad; B. XI V. 378] So he, with a clear shout of laughter, Forth... ...s bleat in flight from a lion.” Then unto him untroubled made answer stout Diomedes: “Bow-puller, jiber, thy bow for thy glorying, spyer at virgins! I...

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...dor, whose wisdom is no child of slow prudence. We love Achilles more than Diomedes, and Ulysses not at all. 17 Woodrow Wilson But these are standard...

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... Patr. Why am I a foole? 1268 Enter Agamemnon, Vlisses, Nestor, Diomedes, 1269 Aiax, and Chalcas. 1270 Ther. Make that demand t... ...amber, and Pander, to prouide this geere. Exeunt. 1847 Enter Vlysses, Diomedes, Nestor, Agamemnon, 1848 Menelaus and Chalcas. Florish. 1849 ... ...ruice I haue done, 1879 In most accepted paine. 1880 Aga. Let Diomedes beare him, 1881 And bring vs Cressid hither: Calcas shall ha... .... 2373 Enter Paris, Troylus, Aeneas, Deiphebus, An-thenor 2374 and Diomedes. 2375 Par. It is great morning, and the houre prefixt 237...

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...Caesar with this tydings, 2960 Shall enter me with him. 2961 Enter Diomedes. 2962 Dio. Where’s Anthony? 2963 Decre. There Di...

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................................................................481 PARIS AND DIOMEDES—Iliad, xi, 378 ...................................................... ...pon earth, far dearer to vultures than to their home-mates. 482 PARIS AND DIOMEDES—Iliad, xi, 378 So he, with a clear shout of laughter, Forth of his... ...s bleat in flight from a lion.” Then unto him untroubled made answer stout Diomedes: “Bow-puller, jiber, thy bow for thy glorying, spyer at virgins! I...

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...c- ily, which a thousand years beforehand had been consecrated to Diana by Diomedes. Alexander the Great is said by Pliny to have caught a white stag,...

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... my thoughts, as they come 182 Essays: Book III into my head, seeing that Diomedes wrote six thousand books upon the sole subject of grammar? [It was... ...des wrote six thousand books upon the sole subject of grammar? [It was not Diomedes, but Didymus the grammarian, who, as Seneca (Ep., 88) tells us, wr...

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...l-nature of his enemies or by his own misconduct. For it is said, that one Diomedes, all Athe- nian, a worthy man and a friend to Alcibiades, passiona... ...ot. Alcibiades did indeed buy it, but then claimed it for his own, leaving Diomedes to rage at him, and to call upon the gods and men to bear witness ... ...n of Alcibiades. But the plaintiff in this action is named Tisias, and not Diomedes. As soon as he began to intermeddle in the government, which was w...

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...ualled prowess. But the mutual regard which united Idomeneus and Meriones, Diomedes and Sthenelus, though, as the persons themselves are less importan...

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...king of the wooden horse, the spying of Odysseus and his theft, along with Diomedes, of the Palladium: the analy- sis concludes with the admission of ... ...” that Palamedes was drowned when he had gone out fishing, and that it was Diomedes and Odysseus who caused his death. Fragment #20 — Plato, Euthyphro... ...urns to the ships. Next he carries the Palladium out of T roy with help of Diomedes. Then after putting their best men in the wooden horse and burning... ...d Aias’ flashing eyes and clouded mind when he was enraged.’ Fragment #6 — Diomedes in Gramm., Lat. i. 477: ‘Iambus stood a little while astride with ... ...voyage from T roy. Agamemnon then stays on to appease the anger of Athena. Diomedes and Nestor put out to sea and get safely home. After them Menelaus... ...aurus, and the island of Aegina, and Mases, — these followed strong-voiced Diomedes, son of Tydeus, who had the spirit of his father the son of Oeneus... ... of Talaus; but strong-voiced 257 Hesiod, The Homeric Hymns, and Homerica Diomedes was their chief leader. These men had eighty dark ships wherein we...

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...s in the Danaan land begat Tydeus the battle eager, son to whom Was stalwart Diomedes. Therefore wroth Was he for slain Thersites, yea, had raised Ag... ...hile quailing shrank away The Maids of War. There in the Thracian land Were Diomedes’ grim man eating steeds: These at their gruesome mangers had he ... ...se the flame of war. Before the Scaean gate fought Capaneus’ son And godlike Diomedes. High above Deiphobus battle staunch and strong Polites With ma... ...lead by swiftest way Blood paved to doom: death palsied his poor strength By Diomedes’ hands. Thence rushed he on Slaying the T rojans, storming in h...

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...g, that, after all the cost And care employ’d, their embassy is lost; That Diomedes refus’d his aid in war, Unmov’d with presents, and as deaf to pray... ...he field, Or, conquer’d, yet unknowing how to yield. What hopes you had in Diomedes, lay down: Our hopes must center on ourselves alone. Y et those ho...

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...fear armour, nor the carcasses of dead men; and that not by killing men as Diomedes did the Thracians, or as Ulysses did in throwing the corpses of hi... .... They cry out and shout like devils, even as Mars did when he was hurt by Diomedes at the siege of Troy, who, as Homer testifieth of him, did then ra... ...eet near Sicily, was grieved that he had not died by the hand of the brave Diomedes, and said that those were three, nay four times happy, who perishe... ... his most difficult achievements had his singular friend Theseus; Ulysses, Diomedes; Aeneas, Achates. You followed their examples, and came under the ...

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...reupon they hurried to the Stables, and took horse there. But the generous Diomedes’ steeds, according to Weber, disdained such scoundrel-bur- den; an...

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... widely doth the brutal courage of Ajax differ from the amiable bravery of Diomedes; and the wisdom of Nestor, which is the result of long reflection ...

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...an exchange with Langer, in which I at last played the part of Glaucus and Diomedes: I gave up to him whole baskets of German poets and critics, and r...

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...reupon they hurried to the Stables, and took horse there. But the generous Diomedes’ steeds, according to Weber, disdained such scoun- drel-burden; an...