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October 1, 2013

 

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There was a terrible omen when the army first left, two eagles tore open a pregnant hare so that all could see. It was explained by the seer, Calchas, that Agamemnon and Menelaus will acquire Troy but it will anger Artemis, who is the goddess tat protects all innocent creatures. Unless there is a sacrifice she will stop the fleet from sailing...
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Unless there is a sacrifice she will stop the fleet from sailing. It appears that Zeus believes that through suffering men learn, so from the gods comes a "tough love" in which the men are hurt for their own good to learn in the end. At Aulis, the army was beginning to fall apart through hunger and boredom...
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