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According to Homer's "The Iliad"
According to Homer's "The Iliad"
1750 BCE
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According to Homer the war began from around 1750 BCE to around 1300 BCE.
1750 BCE - 1740 BCE
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1750 BCE
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This started the Trojan War when the Greeks launched a thousand ships to attack Troy. Helen is known as "the face that launched a thousand ships".
1750 BCE
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When Eris throws a golden apple with the words "For the Fairest" inscribed in them, thus incurring a conflict between three goddesses and Paris, a Trojan prince.
1741 BCE
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Achilles is outraged that Hector killed his best friend, Patroclus, so he gets revenge by killing him and defiling his body.
1741 BCE
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Patroclus dies by Hector's hand, throwing Achilles into a fit of rage and launching back into the war.
1741 BCE
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After days of Hector's body being mutilated by Achilles, Priam ventures to the Greek camp to plead for his son's body to be spared. Achilles and Priam grieve together and eventually Achilles allows Priam to take Hector's body home to be properly buried.
1740 BCE
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The Trojan Horse is used to trick the Trojans, therefore allowing the Greeks into Troy and thus came a victory for the Greeks.