The Grandeur of Glory 中文

Achilles was the mightiest warrior who fought in the Trojan War and was the hero of Homer’s lliad. He was the son of nymph Thetis and Peleus. He died due to a poisonous arrow that was shoot into his heel. Thetis tried to make achilles immortal by dipping him in the river styx when he was born. While she was dipping him into the water she held his heel.Thetis retained Achilles by his heel while dipping him so that his heel wasn’t touching the water. Achilles’ heel stayed mortal while the rest of his body became immortal. In the Trojan War Achilles gave Telephus a wound that would not heal. He refused to fight or lead his troops while the other Greek forces. Achilles prayed to his mother Thetis to convince Zeus to help the the Tojans gain ground in the war. Achilles was shot on his heel with an arrow and died because of his wound. His role as the hero of a grief forms an ironic act of positioning close together based on views of Achilles as a hero of glory. He is portrayed as a former hero who has become lazy and was a major character an still is in Paris.
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The Roman gods and goddesses were originally the spirits of nature with no physical form; it was later Etruscan and Greek influences that gave the gods human form. Collectively they were known as the Roman Pantheon and they exercised their will through natural phenomena (events), which the Roman holy people considered to be omens and sought to interpret. Religious ceremony was an important aspect of Roman culture and influenced daily life at all levels. It was common for the Romans to adopt gods and goddesses from other cultures and incorporate them into their own; the cult of Mithras, the Persian god of light, originated in the east and was popular amongst army officers.