The Iliad of Homer is the major work we have about the Trojan War. Ilus, the son of Tros, founded the city of Troy, which was called Ilium after him. The Iliad was a very important piece of literature for the ancient Greeks, considered a source for history and religion.
This is a handy list of warriors in the Iliad that shows who did the killing, his victims, and the method of inflicting death.
Iris was a Greek goddess who figured in the Iliad.
Information on the oldest copy of the Iliad.
Homer's Iliad is conventionally divided into 24 books.
A list of the Trojans and Greeks who killed someone in the Trojan War, the name of the victim, the side each was on, the method of the death, and the book of the Iliad and line number.
A public domain translation (by Samuel Butler) of the Iliad of Homer. This text is divided into 24 sections corresponding with the 24 books. This arrangement into one book for each letter of the Greek alphabet may have been created by
Alexandrian scholars.
