Following the political reconciliation, book 19 of the Iliad shifts back to the personal, exploring further the impact of Patroklos’ death on others. Homer, Iliad 19. 309-340 “He said this and dispersed the rest of the kings,But the two sons of Atreus remained along with shining Odysseus,Nestor, Idomeneus, and the old horse-master PhoinixAll trying to … Continue reading That Other Me: Achilles’ Lament for Patroklos in Iliad 19