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Being done, thus Wall away doth go | Iliad Book 12

In this week’s episode we cover Book 12 of Homer’s Iliad. This book starts and ends with the breaking of the wall that the Greeks erected to barricade themselves and their ships. We see that in the future, when this war is over, the gods themselves will break down the wall. But for now Hector is the Trojan warrior that breaks through the gates into the Greek camp. He throws a boulder. It's an epic "Grond" moment. Listen to Book 13 of the Iliad to be prepared for the next episode:    • Iliad Book 13 Audiobook with Text (Butler ...   Thank you to Nat Copeland for our theme song. 00:00 Coming up... 00:22 Welcome 00:54 Summary of Book 12 04:22 the wall the Greeks built 09:22 Sarpedon's sad speech 13:55 Greek time! the Ancient Greek word for "nameless" 18:38 fear of being nameless 25:55 an ill omen 32:46 Hector's leadership 36:21 Hector's boulder moment 41:03 How will the Greeks come back from this?